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Round Corners

Round image corners with adjustable radius, optional border and a transparent PNG background.

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About this tool

What does Round Corners do?

Round Corners clips an image to a rounded rectangle and preserves transparent pixels outside the new shape. It is useful for profile cards, app screenshots, presentation graphics and web assets. You can link all corners or set individual corner radii and optionally add a border.

Uniform or individual corner radii

Transparent PNG output

Optional inner border

Live responsive preview

Step-by-step guide

How to use Round Corners

  1. Upload an image.
  2. Choose a shared radius or edit each corner.
  3. Add an optional border and inspect the preview.
  4. Download as PNG to preserve transparency.

Understand the result

How to read and refine the output

A radius near half the shortest side creates a pill or circular appearance, while a small radius only softens the edges. Individual values can create asymmetrical card shapes.

Practical advice

Tips for better results

  • Use PNG when transparency matters.
  • Keep border width smaller than the radius.
  • Use consistent radii across a design system.
  • Check the image at its final display size.

Best-fit tasks

When to use Round Corners

  • Preparing avatars and UI mockups
  • Creating card-style thumbnails
  • Exporting graphics that need permanent rounded pixels

Choose carefully

When another method may be better

If the image will be used only on a website, CSS border-radius may be more flexible because it preserves the original file and lets the radius change responsively.

Practical example

Example workflow

Use a moderate radius for a card thumbnail and preview the corners against both light and dark backgrounds when transparency is enabled.

Read: transparency and image formats →

Important limitations

What this tool cannot guarantee

JPEG does not support transparency, so this tool exports PNG by default. Very large radii are automatically constrained by the image dimensions.

Common questions

Round Corners FAQs

Why is PNG required?

PNG preserves the transparent area outside rounded corners.

Can I make a circular image?

Use a square source and set the radius to half its width.

Can each corner be different?

Yes. Disable linked corners to set individual values.

Does this reduce resolution?

The canvas keeps the chosen output dimensions unless you resize separately.

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Practical tool guide

Using Round Corners effectively

Round image corners with adjustable radius, optional border and a transparent PNG background. This page is designed to help you work with the result with a clear browser-based workflow rather than making you install a separate utility for a small task.

How to use it

Load an image, make one focused change at a time, compare the preview with the source, and export only after dimensions, format and quality look right.

Best used for
  • web and social media assets
  • quick format or size adjustments
  • preparing images for documents and online forms
What to verify

Use it when you need a focused result without installing a separate desktop application. Repeated lossy exports can reduce image quality. Keep an untouched original when editing important photos, artwork or brand assets.

Why this workflow matters

Image workflows are usually a trade-off between visual quality, dimensions, format and file size. Round Corners is intended for a focused edit rather than a long creative workflow. Compare the preview with the original at normal viewing size, check text and edges for artifacts, and export once you are satisfied. Keeping the untouched source makes it easier to try different settings without accumulating quality loss.

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