Step 01: Upload a photo
Upload an image and open the crop editor.
Free · No signup · Profile photos
Cut a circular portrait with solid or transparent corners — free, no account, no watermark.
Drag & drop files here
Or click to browse (up to 15 MB)
Turn a photo into a round avatar-ready crop.
Upload an image and open the crop editor.
Adjust the crop circle and image frame for the visual target.
Apply the crop and download the circular image output.
I built this for profile images and visual cards that need a softer, more focused shape.
You can crop without extra styling because the circle itself is part of the export.
This is useful when a square asset needs a stronger and more visual thumbnail shape.
The output is easy to reuse inside a card or user header.
See what Circle Crop is built to change — static marketing mock, not a live edit.
Rectangle photo
Circle crop
Prep circular avatars for apps and sites.
Keep headshots consistent in a grid.
Make round cutouts for stories or packs.
Drop circular photos into card designs.
Formats, processing, and practical limits for this tool.
Circle crop is a crop shape operation. It can hide useful image content if the selected crop area is too tight or the subject is not centered.
Straight answers about this tool — privacy, formats, limits, and how processing works.
No. Circle Crop automatically uses the largest centered square from your image, then masks it to a circle. Center your subject before uploading for the best result.
Choose transparent, white, black, or light gray. Transparent backgrounds export as PNG so the circle edge stays see-through.
The checkerboard marks transparent pixels around the circle. Solid background colors fill that area instead of leaving transparency.
Transparent backgrounds always return PNG. With a solid background, the tool keeps your upload’s format when possible.
Uploads are limited to 15 MB with a maximum edge of 6000 pixels, same as the other ImageToolkit utilities.