Make a round profile picture from a photo or your initials, with a colour ring, background and a curved label like #OPENTOWORK
How to use
Choose a photo, or switch to Initials and type your name.
Drag the photo to centre your face, and zoom or rotate it. Adjust brightness, contrast and colour if you like.
Pick a shape, background and ring. Add a curved label such as #HIRING or your own words.
Check the small previews, then download a PNG at 1080, 512 or 400 px.
Why use this tool
Round, rounded or square: Circle pictures come with transparent corners, so they look clean anywhere, or fill the corners with your background.
Gradient rings: Add a story style ring, sunset, ocean, gold, rainbow or a simple white or black border, with an adjustable gap.
Curved labels: Set text like #OPENTOWORK, #HIRING or your own words along the bottom of the circle, on a colour band that keeps it readable.
See it small before you post: Previews at comment, chat and profile sizes show whether your face and label are still clear when shrunk.
Initials avatars: No photo? Make a neat avatar from your initials on a gradient, with text colour picked for contrast automatically.
Frequently asked questions
What size should a profile picture be?
Most apps display profile pictures small but store them larger, so upload a square image of at least 400 px. A 1080 px download stays sharp everywhere, including on high resolution screens.
How do I make a circle profile picture?
Upload your photo, keep the Circle shape and drag your face to the centre. Most social apps crop to a circle anyway, so keep your face and any label inside the round area.
How do I add an open to work or hiring frame?
Choose a label preset or type your own text under Curved label, and pick the band colour. The text is placed along the bottom of the circle, where apps do not crop it.
Can I make my photo black and white?
Yes. Move the Colour slider to 0 for black and white, and adjust brightness and contrast to taste.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The picture is made in your browser and never leaves your device.