Leonardo AI - How To Expand Your Artwork With The AI Canvas Editor - Quick Tutorial
Channel: Curtis Pyke
Date: 2023-02-24

Link to Leonardo.ai - https://leonardo.ai

The video is a tutorial on how to use Leonardo AI and it's editing tool called AI Canvas to lengthen, widen or expand an image that you've created. In this video, I show the process using the app Leonardo.AI. 

The speaker starts by showing a cool isometric perspective image that is a community-based image. When the speaker clicks over to the selection tool and removes a piece, the image becomes smaller, indicating that it is not a single image but three separate pieces. The speaker then exits the editor and starts from scratch.

The speaker uses an example of a community image to explain how to use the Canvas Beta tool to expand an image. First, the prompt of the image is copied, and then the speaker clicks on the ellipses, and from the options available, selects 'Added in Canvas.' The editor opens up, and the user gets a square block, which can be resized based on the size of the image one is working on. The speaker then sets the block size at 1024 by 1024, fills the right and bottom sides of the image, ensuring that the block is kept inside the current image, and then copies the prompt by using command V or control V.

Next, the speaker clicks on Generate, which takes a few seconds, and then four potential candidates are generated, which can be added to the image. The speaker recommends leaving the guidance scale and step count on regular, selecting the select tool, and then clicking on Generate. The image is expanded in seconds, and the speaker selects one of the four options generated, which, according to them, is perfect. 

The video concludes with the speaker stating that the same process can be used for any image, but it works best for landscapes, and that the prompt must be copied before using the Canvas Beta tool.

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