Circle Crop Tools
Circle crop tools cover a clear outside, a 1:1 square, profile pictures, borders, ovals, and a batch. Each page opens in the setup that matches that job.
- Transparent PNGClear pixels outside the circle.
- Square to circleTurn a square or rectangle into a circle.
- Profile picturePreview the avatar at tiny sizes.
- Add a borderA colored ring around the circle.
- Square for a circleA 1:1 file before another app masks it.
- Oval cropEllipse crop at 4:5 or 3:4.
- Bulk cropUp to 20 photos in one ZIP.
Which tool should I open?
Open transparent PNG when the outside of the circle must be clear. Open the converter when you are deciding between Crop and Fit. Open the profile maker when the picture will be an avatar and you want 512 pixels plus the small preview. Open the border page when the ring is the point. Open the square page when another app will draw the circle and the photo is still wide. Open oval for a 4:5 or 3:4 ellipse. Open bulk for up to 20 files and a ZIP.
The cards above are the full set in this version. Animated GIF circles, rounded-corner photos that are not circles, favicon packages, and a CSS snippet are not in this launch.
How do these tools split the job?
The circle crop tools on this page are the same editor with a different starting setup. Open the one that matches the file you need, then download.
Frequently asked questions
Do the tools upload photos?
No. They all run in the browser.
Why are there several pages?
Each page owns one job and one starting setup, so the home page does not have to explain every option at once.
Can I switch Crop and Fit on any page?
Yes. The switch is in the editor. The page only chooses the default.
Is bulk a different crop?
No. It is the same circle, repeated, with a ZIP at the end.
Where are the app tutorials?
Under Guides, not under Tools.
Sources
- createImageBitmap — The browser decodes the photo on this device
- HTMLCanvasElement.toBlob — The download is written by the browser, not uploaded