Sip or Swig, in widescreen
A vertical video widened to 16:9 by generating moving picture into the new space, not by cropping or stretching.
Reframing changes a video's shape for a new placement. Cropping loses picture; outpainting generates new picture at the sides that moves with the original, so a vertical social video can run in a widescreen slot. Here one shot of the Sip or Swig creator ad is widened from 9:16 to 16:9, and the kitchen's window, sink and shelving now fill the frame.
To make your own, bring a clip and name the target aspect. Wavemaker widens the moving footage with a video outpainting model, puts the original picture back in the centre, and checks that the new areas move with the source and don't repeat the shot. The download includes the before-and-after comparison, the graphs and the check reports.
How this example was made
- Chose the shot One vertical shot from the Sip or Swig creator ad.
- Widened the picture New moving picture was generated at the sides for 16:9.
- Restored the centre The original picture was put back exactly in the middle.
- Checked the new areas They move with the source and don't repeat the shot.
Real and generated. The centre is the original shot. Generated: the new kitchen at the sides.
Known limit. The centre is slightly soft and faint seams show at full size.