Rounded corners

Processed in this browser

File limit: 32 MB

This tool never uploads your input.

Drop a file

Drop a file here or choose one.

Sample workflow: choose a JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF on this device, then Process.

An avatar that should look like the CSS, but the destination only accepts a flat image. CSS radius is still better on the web.

A marketplace that wants a “soft” thumbnail but has no CSS. This page masks pixels. On the web, border-radius is still the right tool.

Square first: cropper. Smaller file: compressor. Watermark: image watermark.

Icons, not ID-photo specs

Rounded avatars and a thin border are cosmetic. Passport and visa photo sizes are the cropper and resizer plus the agency’s PDF. JPEG will flatten transparency so corners may go white. Favicon sizes are a different generator (32 / 180 / 192 / 512).

How to use it

  1. Drop a photo. Prefer PNG out if corners must be transparent.
  2. Set the radius. Download.
  3. Check the destination background color if you used JPG.

Honest limits

Not CSS. Not print die-cut. About 32 MB.

FAQ

Why did the corners turn white?

JPEG has no alpha. Use PNG, or pick a fill that matches the destination background.

True circle avatar?

Only if the source is square and the radius is half the side. Crop to square first if needed.

Can I keep CSS instead?

Yes, and you should on a site you control. This page is for hosts that flatten images.

Is this a collage?

No. One image. Tiles are the collage tool.

Is the image uploaded?

No. About 32 MB typical.

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