This is what I'm trying to create. I've done it before, but v6.1 of EasyEDA automatically changes the board layout size when a new board outline line is added. 

Sorry, forgot a few lines. This is what i'm actually trying to recreate. 

I can reproduce the problem although it is inconsistent:  But here is a workaround: 

Did you draw the top bard then just move it in to place? That's a great idea. I'll try that out!

 It was tideous but hey it worked. Thanks! Hopefully this is fixed/changed/implemented differently in future updates. Like a "Automatically adjust board layout dimensions" option in system settings.

@cjohnson, "Did you draw the top bard then just move it in to place? That's a great idea. I'll try that out!" Exactly. :)

The panelize tool will auto fit the board outline, then you will see it will change automatically, you can use "solid region - board cutout "for instead of the board outline to cutout the board.

Hate to beat a dead horse here, but I believe this is actually a bug now. Latest version is having issues with panelization using the last suggested comment of "solid region - board cutout." Here's the layout:  Generated Gerbers, viewed in gerbview:  It's panelizing the board cutouts, I've tried panelizing before and after adding the cutouts and get the same result each time. It would be really nice to have these options in the panelize function, but for now I really just need a quick fix to get some boards ordered.

Hi Issue comfirmed, my bad, I forgot this situation, when generate the Gerber, the solid region - Board Cutout will convert to board outline in the Gerber file. then the editor make some copy for it. at present, please panelize manually withou Panelize tool. only panelize board outline will be good. if you want to copy and paste the objects, you can use CTRL+SHIFT+C, then CTRL+SHIFT+V

@UserSupport Alright I just finished doing this manually. I found an issue with the Distribute Array function while doing this. It might be just with board outlines, but it doesn't observe the Y start location or the Spacing on the rows.