⭕ Circle Crop — Transparent PNG Output

Crop Image to Circle Online Free

Crop any photo into a perfect circle or oval shape. Downloads as a transparent PNG — ideal for profile pictures on LinkedIn, Discord, Twitter/X, and any platform that shows round avatars.

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⭕Transparent PNG Output
🪄Circle & Oval Shapes
🆓Free Forever
— Checkered background = transparent
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How to Crop an Image to a Circle Online

Upload your image, position the square crop box over the part you want to make circular, and click Download Transparent PNG. The downloaded file is a PNG with a transparent background — the circular area contains your image, everything outside is transparent. This means the circle will display correctly without a white box on any background.

Where to Use Circle Cropped Images

Profile Pictures: LinkedIn, Discord, Twitter/X, Slack, Zoom, GitHub, and many other platforms display profile photos as circles. Avatars: Discord role icons, game avatars, forum avatars. Logo Usage: Circular logos for social media headers and bios. Design Elements: Circular image thumbnails in website designs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What format is the circle crop downloaded as? ▾
Always as a PNG file with full transparency. PNG is the only format that supports transparent pixels. The circular boundary will be transparent — not white — so the image will look circular on any background color.
Will the circle have jagged edges? ▾
No. The circle is drawn using HTML5 Canvas with anti-aliasing, so the edges will be smooth and blended at the pixel level. This is especially noticeable on larger output sizes.
Is my image uploaded? ▾
No. Everything is processed in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. Your image never leaves your device.