Circle Crop Image
Runs in your browser — your files are never uploaded.
Turn any photo into a round image with genuinely transparent corners — the shape a profile picture, avatar or logo badge needs. The largest centred square is taken first so faces are not stretched, then masked to a circle with a smooth antialiased edge. The result is always a PNG, because transparency is the whole point and JPEG has no alpha channel to store it in. Runs entirely in your browser.
How to convert Image to Circle image
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Drop your PNG, JPG or WebP onto the box, or click to choose one.
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Optionally set an output size in pixels — leave it at 0 to keep the original.
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Click “Download” to save your circular PNG.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is the output always a PNG?+
Because the corners have to be transparent, and JPEG has no alpha channel. A circular JPEG would have white or black corners, which defeats the purpose everywhere it is used.
Will my photo be squashed?+
No. The largest centred square is cropped first and the circle is masked from that, so the aspect ratio is preserved and a portrait is not distorted into a circle.
What size should I use for a profile picture?+
400×400 covers most platforms comfortably. Larger is rarely useful since services downscale on upload, and smaller than 200×200 tends to look soft on high-density screens.
Are the edges jagged?+
No. The circle is composited rather than clipped, which gives a properly antialiased edge — clipping produces visible stair-stepping in several browsers.