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Round Image Corners

Round the corners of an image and download it as a PNG or WebP with real transparency outside the curve. Set the radius in pixels or as a percentage of the shorter side — at 100% a square image becomes a circle — and choose which of the four corners to round, so you can build a card, a pill or an avatar. The curve is antialiased rather than stepped. JPEG cannot store transparency, and the tool says so before you pick it.

or drop a file here — JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP. Nothing is uploaded; the file is read by your browser.
Corner radius
px

Measured in pixels of the source image. The radius is capped at half the shorter side.

Corners to round
Original
Upload an image to get started.
Filtered
Result appears here.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn a square photo into a circle?

Switch the radius unit to percent and set it to 100% — that rounds each corner by half the shorter side, which on a square image produces a perfect circle.

Why do my rounded corners come out white or black?

That happens when the output format is JPEG, which cannot store transparency, so the transparent corners get filled with a solid colour. Choose PNG or WebP to keep them see-through.

Can I round only some of the corners?

Each of the four corners can be toggled on or off independently, which is how you get shapes like a tab or a speech bubble rather than a uniform rounded rectangle.

Are the rounded edges smooth or jagged?

Each pixel along the curve is sampled at sixteen points to estimate how much of it falls inside the shape, which gives a smooth antialiased edge rather than a visible staircase.

What is the maximum corner radius?

The radius is capped at half the shorter side of the image, because beyond that the curves from adjacent corners would overlap and the shape would stop being a rounded rectangle.

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