How to Extend Background in Photoshop │Simple Photoshop Tutorial

Have you ever taken a shot and then later in Photoshop wished you had framed a little more of the sky, grass, or background in your image?

In this quick and simple tutorial, I'll show you how to extend background in Photoshop in less than a minute.

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[catseyes]

Took me a minute and scrolling through comments to get this to work, I was also trying to extend the top but ended up doing top and sides to keep original dimensions for the most part. You need to tell people to unlock their background layer and make sure they are in an 8 bit RGB channel- won't get option for Content-Aware Scale if not. Worked great for me! Btw, I have the newest PS version but everyone should have these basic tools and options.

[MKG-No-Commentary]

Amazing. You just opened up so many more thumbnail possibilities for me! Thank you.

[warping_gravity_singularity_]

My goddd brother!!! Thank you for this epic thing🙇🏻🛐🔥🔥 this proved beneficial for me !

[juansaydeflores]

this is how videos should be.. straight and to the point..

[antarakarmakar]

a real life saver...thank you so much 🥰

[PSDburger]

I'm blown away by the quality of this video. It's evident that the creators are experts in their field.

[jackblacks]

Thanks
Works well for plain backgrounds

[abdullahash]

straight to the point and it works perfectly. thank you!

[gimmarmanjares]

Thank you, man, for being straight to the point. You save us a lot of our precious time :)

[samranibrahim]

i just did it and really it helped me a lot thanks a million

[redeye]

this is so to the point and yet so simple

[TheTonyayoung]

Does this work for ipad photoshop. I need to do this but only have my ipad at this time. Thanks

[andrewiloegbunamsylva]

Which version of photoshop did you use in achieving this because my 2019cc Adobe Photoshop can't achieve it.
Firstly it doesn't crop only the left hand side and the right hand side. But it crops the four angles ..
So I would like to know which of the versions you used.
Thank you

[Ishtarthemoon]

it won't let me select subject, i don't have that option... which version of photoshop is this for?

[babawawayoyo]

There is actually an easier way - when cropping, just select "Content Aware Fill" and it does everything automatically.

[Mr.J_aust]

After content aware scale if i drag everything is moving.. also i cant free transform left alone or right alone.. many thanks if you solve my problem..

[szefu]

Will you do a guide on reflection in water? e.g. take a photo of the car from the side (so that you are standing in front of the lamp) and make a reflection

[galialit]

hi, thanks!! the content aware button is unavailable... also- how do you keep your background transparent?

[naslissoobntxaijvaj]

Great video, but for some reason it keeps distorting the subject when I extend the background even when the subjects are protected. HELP!