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Drop your image here or click to browse Supports PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP • Max 4096px • Paste Ctrl+V

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Corner Settings
25px
Download as PNG to preserve transparent corners. Use the checkerboard preview to verify transparency.
Frequently Asked Questions
Transparent rounded corners mean the corners of your image are smoothly curved and the area outside the curve is fully transparent (not filled with a solid color like white). This is essential for overlaying images on different backgrounds—logos, product photos, profile pictures, and web graphics all benefit from true transparent rounded corners. Unlike CSS border-radius which only visually masks corners in the browser, our tool produces an actual PNG file with real alpha-channel transparency in the corner regions, making it universally compatible across all platforms and software.
Our tool uses the HTML5 Canvas API with high-quality arcTo() path rendering and built-in subpixel anti-aliasing. This ensures that the curved corner edges are rendered smoothly without jagged stair-step artifacts. The browser's native anti-aliasing engine blends the edge pixels with the transparent background, creating a perfectly smooth transition that looks crisp at any zoom level. We also set imageSmoothingQuality to 'high' for optimal results when scaling is needed.
Yes! Toggle off the "Unified Corners" switch and you'll see four individual sliders—one for each corner (Top-Left, Top-Right, Bottom-Left, Bottom-Right). This allows you to create asymmetric rounded effects, such as rounding only the top corners while keeping the bottom corners sharp, or applying different radii to each corner for creative designs. All four corners update in real-time on the preview canvas.
PNG (Portable Network Graphics) is the only widely-supported image format that preserves alpha-channel transparency with lossless compression. JPEG does not support transparency at all—rounded corners saved as JPEG would be filled with a solid color. WebP does support transparency but has less universal compatibility. PNG ensures your rounded-corner image works everywhere: websites, social media, presentations, print designs, and any graphic software. The file size is optimized through PNG's efficient lossless compression.
The maximum corner radius is half the shorter side of your image. For example, an 800Ă—600 image can have up to 300px corner radius. At this maximum value, a square image becomes a perfect circle, and a rectangular image becomes a capsule/pill shape with semicircular ends. Use the "Max" preset to instantly apply the largest possible radius. Our sliders automatically adjust their range based on your image dimensions.
No. For images within the 4096px limit, we process at original resolution with no quality loss. The canvas operations are pixel-accurate and the PNG export uses lossless compression. For extremely large images (over 4096px on the longest side), we scale down proportionally to fit within browser Canvas limitations—still producing a very high-resolution output suitable for all practical uses. The corner rendering itself is mathematically precise thanks to the Canvas arcTo() method.
Absolutely! The tool is fully responsive and works on smartphones and tablets. You can tap to upload from your photo library, use drag & drop (on supported mobile browsers), or even paste an image from your clipboard. All sliders are touch-optimized with large enough hit areas. The preview canvas scales to fit your screen while maintaining full processing resolution for the final download.
No. Everything happens entirely in your browser. Your image is never uploaded to any server—it stays on your device. We use the browser's Canvas API to process the image locally. This ensures complete privacy and security for your photos and graphics. There are no account requirements, no cloud processing, and no data collection. The tool works offline once the page is loaded.
Quick Knowledge: Rounded Corners & Transparency
  • PNG vs JPEG: JPEG doesn't support transparency; PNG does. Always use PNG for images with transparent areas.
  • CSS border-radius vs Real Rounding: CSS only visually clips—the actual image file remains rectangular. Our tool modifies the file itself.
  • Anti-aliasing: Smooth edges are achieved by blending edge pixels with the transparent background at subpixel level.
  • Use Cases: Profile avatars, app icons, product badges, watermark overlays, UI elements, and social media graphics.
  • File Size: PNG files with transparency may be slightly larger than flat JPEGs, but the universal compatibility is worth it.
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