Smooth corners feel quieter
A calm curve softens a hard rectangle without making it feel childish. The effect comes from a gentle transition into the straight edge.
Private image tool
Add smooth or classic rounded corners, preview the result, and download a new full-size copy.
Choose an image to begin.
Drop one here, or choose a file from this device.
JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF · 25 MB maximum · GIF uses the first frameZoom above 100%, then drag the image. Double-click or press Home to recenter. Framing resets when you change images.
A calm curve softens a hard rectangle without making it feel childish. The effect comes from a gentle transition into the straight edge.
The classic option uses a standard circular arc. It is predictable, clean, and a good fit for cards, thumbnails, and product photos.
PNG and WebP can keep the cut corners transparent. JPG cannot, so the selected background color fills them.
Choose one JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF file.
Zoom, drag the subject into place, and pick a corner curve.
Save the finished image at its original pixel dimensions.
The corner mask itself does not blur the photo. PNG export is lossless. JPG and WebP use compression, so their quality slider can trade a little detail for a smaller file.
You can open JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF images. The first frame of an animated GIF is used. Export is available as PNG, WebP, or JPG.
Move the zoom slider above 100%, then drag the image to place the subject where you want it. The output keeps its original pixel dimensions, so zooming crops some pixels near the outer edges.
Classic uses a circular corner. Smooth uses a superellipse-inspired curve that stays flatter near the edges and turns more gradually. Neither is always better; pick the one that fits the image.
Yes. Choose the Circle preset. A square image becomes a circle; a rectangular image becomes a capsule-like shape unless you crop it square first.
No. The editor, preview, and downloads run locally in your browser. HandyPebble cannot see or save your files.
JPG cannot store transparent pixels. The background picker fills the area outside the rounded shape. Use PNG or WebP if you need transparent corners.
Yes. You can zoom and drag with a finger in current mobile browsers. Large images may take a little longer because all processing happens on your device instead of a server.