Add smooth rounded corners to any image. Adjust the radius with a slider and download a transparent PNG — all in your browser.

Drop an image here or click to select
JPG, PNG, WebP — output is always PNG to preserve transparency
or paste an image with Ctrl+V / ⌘V
Your image is processed locally. Nothing is uploaded.
Upload your image
Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP image onto the tool, click to select, or paste with Ctrl+V.
Adjust the corner radius
Drag the slider to set corner roundness from 0% (sharp square) to 50% (perfect pill shape). The preview updates in real time.
Download the result
Click Download PNG. The output is always PNG so the transparent corners are fully preserved.
Rounded corners are everywhere in modern design — app icons, product cards, social media thumbnails, presentation slides. When you round an image corner, the area outside the curve needs to be transparent, not white. A white corner looks fine on a white background but becomes an ugly box the moment you place the image on a colored background or over another image. This tool outputs PNG with genuine alpha-channel transparency, so the rounded corners work correctly on any background color.
The corner radius is expressed as a percentage of the shortest edge of the image. At 0% you have a sharp rectangle. At 10% you get a subtly rounded card look. At 25% the corners are prominently rounded. At 50% opposite arcs meet in the middle and the image becomes a perfect pill shape — or a circle if the image is square. The percentage-based approach means the result scales correctly regardless of image resolution.
App store screenshots and icons almost always require rounded corners. Social media cards for Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Instagram look sharper with subtle rounding. Profile photos that aren't perfectly square benefit from rounding before cropping to a circle. Presentation slides and pitch decks benefit from consistent corner radii across all images. E-commerce product thumbnails with rounded corners give catalogs a polished look without Photoshop.