Profile Picture Maker

No. The photo is decoded, cropped and rendered entirely on a canvas in your browser, and the download comes straight from that canvas. Nothing is sent to a server, so the image never leaves your device.

Yes. Choose the circle shape and export as PNG or WebP so the corners around the circle stay transparent. The visible crop is still a square file with a circular mask applied.

Most platforms show avatars small but store a larger master, so 512x512 is a safe, crisp default. Pick 256 or 128 for a lighter file, and avoid upscaling a tiny source, which looks soft.

That is a JPEG export. JPEG has no transparency, so the area around the circle is filled with a solid color, white by default. Choose PNG or WebP to keep those corners clear.

Yes. Slide Zoom up to 4x to enlarge, then drag the preview to position the part you want inside the square. The tool takes a cover style crop from the center outward.

PNG is lossless and keeps transparency, the best pick for a circle or rounded avatar. WebP also supports transparency at a smaller file size. JPEG is smallest but has no transparency and fills the corners with a background color.

No. The crop square is clamped so it never leaves the image, so panning stops at each edge and no blank border can appear. Zoom is limited to a range of 1x to 4x.

Yes. Toggle Background from Transparent to Solid and pick a color with the swatch. The color fills behind and around the shape, which is handy for a rounded or circle avatar on a colored tile.

Circle, rounded, or square. Rounded uses a corner radius of 18 percent of the chosen size. In every case the output file is a square at 128, 256 or 512 pixels, with the shape applied as a mask.