# Remove and extend

URL: https://fulla.dppst.com/docs/generative-fill/remove-and-extend/

> Remove what you select with an empty prompt, or enlarge the canvas and let Fulla fill the new area from the photo.

With an **empty prompt**, Fulla removes what you select and fills the area from what surrounds it. The same works for an empty area after you enlarge the canvas.

## Remove something

1. Select the object or person to remove, with a little room around it, and its shadow if it has one.
2. Leave the prompt empty.
3. Click **Generate**.


A motorboat removed from a pier photo. Prompt left empty. First try, Nano Banana 2.1, 2K, $0.06.

## Extend a photo

1. Enlarge the canvas in Photoshop (**Image > Canvas Size**).
2. Select the new, empty area. It can stop at the photo's edge or overlap it a little: either way, the empty pixels are fully covered.
3. Leave the prompt empty and click **Generate**.

Extend one side at a time. Fulla sends the model the rectangle around the selection: for one side, a band the model can fill sharply; for two sides at once, nearly the whole picture, so a higher resolution and price for the same sharpness, or less detail. To add something in the new area, describe it instead of leaving the prompt empty.


A beach photo extended to the left, then at the top, one band at a time. Prompt left empty. First try for each band, Nano Banana 2.1, 4K, $0.12 each. Sample photo generated for this demo.

:::tip
Select generously, with room around what you remove and its shadow.
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