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Rounded / circle image crop

Crop an image to rounded corners or a circle and save a transparent PNG.

Input and settings

How to use it

Clip an image to either a rounded rectangle or a centered circle and save the transparent result as PNG.

Choose an image and select Rounded rectangle or Circle.
For a rounded rectangle, adjust Corner radius from 0 to 50.
Run the tool, inspect the preview and download the PNG.

Shapes: Rounded rectangle / Circle
Corner radius: 0–50% of the shorter dimension
Circle source: Centered square based on the shorter source side
Output: Transparent PNG

A landscape portrait becomes a center-cropped circle

For a wide image, Circle first uses the centered square whose side equals the source height, then clips that square to a circle.

Circle mode does not reposition the subject. If a face sits near an edge, crop or reposition the photo first or the centered circle can cut the subject off.

Circle mode crops before it clips

The tool takes a centered square from the original image and then applies the circular mask. It does not squeeze the full rectangle into a circle.

Rounded-rectangle mode keeps the original canvas size

Only the corner mask changes. Width and height remain the same as the source rather than being cropped to a new aspect ratio.

Transparent corners require PNG

The regions outside the rounded or circular shape are transparent, so the result is exported as PNG rather than JPEG.

Corner radius scales with image size

The percentage is converted to a pixel radius using the shorter image dimension, giving a visually similar setting across different source sizes.