Crop photos to a circle with transparent PNG corners. Drag and zoom to frame, pick an exact pixel diameter, add an optional border ring, and download one PNG or a ZIP — entirely in your browser. Free, no signup.
Drag & drop JPG / PNG / WebP / HEIC / AVIF images here (up to 20)
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No images selected
Drag the photo (or use arrow keys) to place it inside the circle. Wheel, pinch, or the slider to zoom.
Checkerboard = transparent area.
Privacy: HEIC/AVIF decode, circle cropping, previews, and ZIP creation run entirely in your browser. Images are not uploaded to our servers.
Need to crop a photo to a circle for a team page, email signature, slide deck, or community avatar? This free circle crop tool turns JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or AVIF photos into round images with transparent PNG corners at an exact pixel diameter — and it works entirely in your browser, so headshots never leave your device.
Need a square instead? Use Image Resizer for exact width×height, or Marketplace Listing Prep to pad product photos to square. Making a site icon? The Favicon Generator builds the full favicon set — try a round PNG from here as the source.
Honest note: LinkedIn, Instagram, Zoom, and most social apps already crop your square photo to a circle and may flatten transparency — upload a well-centered square there. A pre-cut round PNG matters most where you place the image.
A: Drop a JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or AVIF, drag the photo inside the circle, adjust zoom, pick a diameter (e.g. 400 or 512 px), then click Download PNG. Free, no signup, runs in your browser.
A: No. Positioning, circle masking, and ZIP creation run locally with HTML canvas. Photos are not uploaded to our servers.
A: Yes, by default — PNG output keeps everything outside the circle transparent. JPG cannot store transparency, so choosing JPG uses a solid background color you pick.
A: Most sites ask for a square image and show it as a circle. 400–1000 px is a safe range for social and team profiles; 128 or 256 px suits small avatars and icons. Presets are 128, 256, 400, 512, and 1000 px, or any custom size from 16 to 4096 px.
A: Usually not — those platforms crop a square photo to a circle themselves, and some flatten transparent corners. A round PNG is most useful for websites, email signatures, slides, docs, and team pages. For platform uploads, a well-centered square works best.
A: Yes — up to 20 JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or AVIF images. Each keeps its own zoom and position; Apply to all copies one framing to every photo, then Download all (ZIP). iPhone HEIC and AVIF decode in your browser — no convert-first step.
A: Yes. Set a ring width (px) and color, and optionally switch from transparent corners to a solid background. The ring is drawn inside the circle, so the output stays exactly your chosen diameter.
A: Input: JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, and AVIF. Output: PNG (transparent or solid) or JPG (solid). HEIC/AVIF decode in your browser — no convert-first step. (Need a standalone JPG? Use HEIC to JPG.) If the crop is smaller than the output diameter it is upscaled and may look soft.