Batch rounded corners
Drop several images, reuse the same radius and background settings, then download each PNG or package the finished files in a ZIP.
Tools Rounded
Tools
Current tool: Rounded
Round Image Corners Online - Free Batch PNG Tool
Batch round JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, and WebP images locally with transparent PNG output
🏙️
ShotEdit - Batch Rounded Corner Image Tool
Add rounded corners to one image or an entire batch, choose px or percentage radius, add padding, and export transparent PNG files without uploading your images to a server.
🤩
What can you do with Photo To Rounded Tool?
Round corners on avatars, app icons, product photos, screenshots, and social graphics. Process multiple files with the same settings and download each PNG or a single ZIP.
Use px radius when you need an exact CSS-style corner, or percent radius when different image sizes should keep the same visual proportion.
Keep corners transparent for design tools, or fill the rounded corner and padding area with white, black, or a custom background color.
Batch round corners for avatars, screenshots, icons, and product images
Use ShotEdit as a browser-based image corner rounder for transparent PNG output, folder-style batches, exact px radius, proportional percent radius, padding, and solid background fills.
Transparent PNG corners
The output is PNG so the removed corner areas can stay transparent for websites, slides, Figma, Keynote, docs, and app mockups.
Px or percent radius
Use px for exact CSS-style corners, or use percent radius when a batch contains mixed image sizes that should keep matching proportions.
Rounded image workflow ideas
- Upload one image for a profile picture, set a large radius, then download a transparent PNG avatar.
- Drop a product image folder, use the same percent radius, and download a ZIP for consistent ecommerce thumbnails.
- Add padding and a white or custom background when the rounded image needs card-style breathing room.
- Use transparent output for screenshots that will be placed over colored backgrounds in docs, posts, or app store graphics.
- Open the image compressor after export if the PNG needs to be smaller.
- Use the image converter when you need JPG, WebP, AVIF, or PNG versions for publishing.
Common questions
Can I make a circular avatar?
Yes. Use a large corner radius on a square image to create a circular avatar-style PNG.
Will the corners stay transparent?
Yes. Downloading as PNG preserves transparent rounded corners for web and design use.
Can I round corners on multiple images at once?
Yes. Add multiple images or a folder, apply one set of corner settings, then download individual PNG files or all results as a ZIP.
Should I use px or percent radius?
Use px when you need an exact corner value, such as matching CSS border-radius. Use percent when a batch contains different image sizes and the corners should scale proportionally.
Why is the output PNG instead of JPG?
Rounded corners often need transparency, and PNG preserves transparent pixels. JPG does not support transparency, so transparent corners would have to be filled with a color.
Can I fill the rounded corners with a background color?
Yes. Keep the default transparent background, choose white or black, or use a custom color. The color fills the rounded corner and padding area without changing the image content.
What does padding do?
Padding adds space around the image before rounding the outer edge. It is useful for app icons, product cards, and thumbnails that need breathing room.
Is this a PineTools round corners alternative?
Yes. ShotEdit covers common PineTools-style corner rounding and adds batch processing, percent radius, padding, custom background color, and local browser processing.
Do I need to upload the image?
No. The rounded corner preview and export run locally in your browser.
🔒 Your privacy is our priority
Your photos are never uploaded to our servers. All image editing happens locally in your browser for complete privacy protection and security.