Round Image

Crop to a circle for a profile pic.

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About Round Image

Round Image crops a picture into a circle, keeping the middle and cutting away the corners. The result is saved as a PNG with a transparent background, so the area outside the circle is see-through rather than filled with white. It is the usual way to make a round profile picture or avatar that sits neatly on any background.

The tool works entirely in your browser, using the built-in canvas to crop the image on your own device. Nothing is uploaded to a server, there is no account or sign-up, and there are no limits or watermarks. It is free, and it does the one thing.

Frequently asked questions

Is Round Image free, and is there an account?
Yes, it is free and there is no account or sign-up. There are no usage limits and no watermark, so you can round as many images as you like.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. The crop happens in your browser using the canvas, so the picture stays on your own device and is never uploaded. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere.
How do I use it, and what do I get back?
Open your image and the tool crops it to a circle. You get back a PNG with a transparent background, which you can save and use as a round profile picture or avatar.
What happens if my image is not square?
If the picture is not square, the circle is taken from the centre, so it helps to start with a roughly square image or crop it first. Anything outside the circle becomes transparent.
Why is the file a PNG and not a JPG?
The output is a transparent PNG, because JPG cannot hold transparency. If you later save or convert it to JPG, the transparent corners will fill with a solid colour, usually white.