Profile Picture Maker
Drop a photo here, or browse
JPEG, PNG, or WebP up to 12 MB. A head-and-shoulders photo works best. Everything is processed in your browser.
Crop any photo into a circular or square avatar. Zoom and reposition, add padding, pick a background colour, add a border, and download a sharp PNG or JPEG — all inside your browser.
- ⭕ Circle or square
- Backgrounds and borders
- ⌨️ Keyboard accessible controls
- 100% in-browser
How the profile picture maker works
- 1
Pick a photo and shape
A head-and-shoulders photo works best. Choose Circle for most platforms, or Square for cards, CVs, and directories.
- 2
Frame the face
Drag the preview or use the sliders so the eyes sit slightly above centre, then adjust padding, background, and border.
- 3
Download
Export a PNG with transparency or a smaller JPEG, at the exact pixel size shown in the summary.
What you can control
- ✅ Circle, square, or rounded-square crop
- ✅ Zoom from 1× to 3× with horizontal and vertical position
- ✅ Padding so the whole head fits inside the circle
- ✅ Transparent, white, grey, blue, navy, black, or green background
- ✅ Optional border with five colours and adjustable width
- ✅ 256, 400, 512, or 1024 pixel export, PNG or JPEG
Honest limitations
- ⚠️ Preset sizes are common dimensions, not an official platform spec
- ⚠️ Output resolution cannot exceed what your original photo contains
- ⚠️ Automatic background removal is an optional extra and best on plain backgrounds
- ⚠️ Platforms may still re-crop or re-compress the file you upload
Privacy
Cropping, scaling, and encoding happen in your browser with the Canvas API. The photo is not uploaded and there is no server-side copy to delete. If you use background removal, the segmentation model is downloaded once from FileNova and runs locally with WebAssembly. See the privacy policy for the full disclosure.
Making a passport or visa photo? Use the Passport Photo Maker & Background Remover, which adds print presets in millimetres. If you only need new pixel dimensions, Resize Image keeps the original framing.
