Back muscle editor
Back muscle editor: wider lats and a V taper
A wide back is what makes a physique look powerful from behind and from the front. Buldy lets you see your own back with more width and detail.
Upload a photo from behind or the front, pick Back and choose a level.
What changes
- +Wider lats
- +Thicker traps and upper back
- +More detail and separation
How to edit your back in Buldy
- 1
Upload a full-body photo
Stand straight in good light with your back clearly visible. Fitted clothes or no shirt work best.
- 2
Pick Back and a level
Choose Fit, Muscular or Bodybuilder. Premium users can add more areas to the same edit.
- 3
Compare before and after
Compare your photo with the result, upscale it to HD and find it again in your history.
Three levels
How much muscle do you want to see?
- Level 1
Fit
Lean and athletic. Visible tone and definition, the look of someone who trains a few times a week.
- Level 2
Muscular
Clearly built. Fuller muscle, sharper separation, the look of a few solid years of lifting.
- Level 3
Bodybuilder
Stage-level size and detail. Big, dense and fully defined, the look of a competitor.
Why see it first
See the taper
Back width and a small waist make the V shape. See how yours would look.
Train what you cannot see
You rarely see your own back. A preview reminds you why rows and pull-ups matter.
Compare levels
From athletic to stage-ready, on your own body.
Build it for real
Back guides from our blog
Back Exercises for a Wider Back: How to Build a V Taper
The best back exercises for a wider back and a V taper: pull-ups, pulldowns and rows for the lats, how to feel them working, weekly sets and sample sessions.
How to Build Traps: The Best Trap Exercises for Each Part
How to build traps: the best trap exercises for upper, middle and lower traps, shrug technique, weekly sets, a sample routine and how much size you need.
Aesthetic Physique Proportions: The Shoulder-to-Waist Ratio and More
Aesthetic physique proportions explained: the shoulder-to-waist ratio, golden ratio, classic measurement ideals and how to train for a balanced V shape.
Back editor FAQ
Do I need a photo from behind?+
A back photo shows the most change, but a front photo also works because wider lats show from the front.
What makes a good back photo?+
Stand straight with your arms slightly out, even light from above or the front, and the whole back in frame.
Is it free?+
Buldy is free to download. Edits use credits, and you can get more in the app.
