I'm building Extend My Card, a small tool that expands trading-card artwork into the eight surrounding slots of a nine-pocket binder page. I saw collectors doing extended binder art and wanted to experiment with an AI version.

  
The current workflow combines Gemini analysis and source preparation with BFL outpainting, then restores the original card in the center. The attached six examples come from different iterations of the project.

  
The hard part is geometric continuity. Matching a cosmic palette is much easier than making individual curves meet the card boundary or completing a clipped hand, ball, or shoe convincingly. Detailed foil textures and cards with large borders or text panels are especially inconsistent. Some generations still fail, so these are beta experiments, not a claim that the problem is solved.

  
I'm sharing this as the developer and would appreciate ideas from people working on outpainting. Have you found a reliable approach to preserving edge geometry while expanding a small source this far?

  
Tool: [https://extendmycard.com](https://extendmycard.com)

There is a free first creation and paid credit packs for additional generations. I used AI coding tools to build it, and I'm still refining the workflow.

Building a BFL-powered trading-card outpainting tool: six binder-page experiments