Image Rounded Corners
Generate a transparent-background PNG with rounded image corners.
Category: Image Tools
When to use?
Use it to give profile images, app screenshots, or blog card images a rounded style.
How to use
- Select an image.
- Set the corner radius and whether the background is transparent.
- Download the PNG result.
Input Explanation
Enter the corner radius (px) and choose a transparent or solid-color background.
Calculation Basis
It makes a rounded-rectangle Canvas clipping path, draws the original image, and saves as PNG.
Usage Examples
- Tidy UI images - Round image corners to a consistent radius.
- Prepare images for upload - Preview the result, then tidy images for blogs, shops, or social media.
- Compare results - Check original and result side by side for quality and display.
Examples
- Apply a 48px radius to a product screenshot for a card-style image
- Apply a large radius to an app icon for a rounded shape
Cautions
- It processes via browser canvas, so original metadata (EXIF) may be lost or transparent areas may change color.
- Extremely high-resolution large files may fail to convert due to browser image-decoding limits.
FAQ
Why is it saved as PNG?
PNG is needed to keep the transparent corners.
Is the image sent to a server?
No. Corner processing runs on browser Canvas, so the image is not uploaded.
Can I get the result as JPG?
To keep transparent corners it saves as PNG. JPG has no transparency, so corners get filled.
Can I adjust the corner roundness?
Adjust the radius from slightly rounded to nearly circular.
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