Circle Crop

Make round profile pictures and avatars for messaging apps, LinkedIn or your website in seconds.

or drag & drop images here — or paste with Ctrl+V

How to crop an image into a circle

  1. Select or drop your picture.
  2. Move and resize the circle over the part you want. Add a ring and pick what goes outside the circle — transparent or a colour.
  3. Click Crop circle and download the round PNG.

About Circle Crop

Turn any picture into a round one — perfect for profile pictures, team pages, avatars and logos. Move and resize the circle over the face or subject, and everything outside it becomes transparent.

Add a ring in any colour and thickness, choose a solid background instead of transparency, and save at a standard size as PNG, WebP or JPG. Everything runs in your browser.

Good for

  • Profile pictures and avatars
  • Round photos for team and about pages
  • Circular logos and stickers

Tip: Keep a little space above the head inside the circle — round crops look best that way.

Frequently asked questions

Is the background transparent?

Yes — saved as PNG or WebP, everything outside the circle is transparent, so the round picture sits nicely on any background.

Can I add a border around the circle?

Yes. Set a ring width and colour — popular for profile pictures and avatars.

What size should a profile picture be?

400 × 400 px works for most sites; choose 800 or 1080 for high-resolution screens.

Can I crop several pictures into circles?

Yes — add them all; each keeps its own circle.

Are my photos kept private?

Yes. Cropping happens in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

Why do the corners turn black or white in some apps?

Some apps don't support transparency and fill the corners in. Pick a background colour for outside the circle that matches where you'll use the picture.

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