How to add a border or rounded corners to an image
- Choose one or more images.
- Pick a border: a solid colour, a gradient, or transparent padding, and set its width.
- Set rounded corners or turn on Circle crop, and add a drop shadow if you like.
- Choose PNG to keep transparent corners, then press Download. Several images come as one ZIP file.
Transparent padding with a shadow is a quick way to lift a logo or product photo off a page. Use PNG or WebP for transparency; JPG is smaller but fills see-through areas with white.
Questions
Are my images uploaded?
No. Every image is drawn and saved in your browser tab. Nothing is sent to a server.
How do I round the corners of an image?
Raise Rounded corners. At 50% a square picture becomes a circle and a wide one becomes a pill shape. Save as PNG or WebP so the corners stay transparent; JPG cannot be transparent and fills them with white.
How do I make a circular profile picture?
Turn on Circle crop. The picture is cropped to its largest centred square and rounded into a circle. Add a border colour and a small shadow if you want it to stand out.
Can I add a border to many photos at once?
Yes. Add as many images as you like. They all get the same settings and download together in one ZIP file. The picture selected in the list is shown in the preview.
Does the border cover part of my picture?
No. The border is added around the picture, so the image keeps its full size and the finished file is larger by the border width on each side. Border width is set as a share of the shorter side, so it looks the same on small and large photos.
Credits
Built on fflate (MIT). OneTooling is not affiliated with that project.