About Round Image Corners
Round image corners to match the look of app icons, website cards, slide decks and chat stickers. Set a radius in pixels and each corner is cut into a smooth curve, with the area outside left transparent so the picture sits cleanly on any background.
The radius is measured in pixels of the original image, so 40 is subtle on a large photo but strong on a small icon. The largest radius a picture can take is half its shorter side, which means the maximum turns a square image into a circle. Edges are anti-aliased, and every result is a PNG so the transparent corners survive. For a colored frame as well, use Add Border to Image, which also rounds corners.
How to use Round Image Corners
- 1Upload your images
Select or drag in JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC pictures.
- 2Set the corner radius
Enter the radius in pixels. Around 40 gives a gentle curve on most photos.
- 3Round the corners
Click Round Image Corners and download the PNG files.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Transparent corners
The cut-off corners are empty, not white, so they blend into any design.
- Smooth, clean curves
Edges are smoothed to avoid the stair-step look.
- Up to a full circle
Push the radius to half the shorter side and a square turns into a circle.
- Batch friendly
Round a whole set of thumbnails with one setting.