Crop an Image Into a Shape (Circle, Star, Heart...) for Free

    Cut your image out into a decorative shape: circle, star, heart, hexagon and more.

    Drag & drop your images here or click to browse

    JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF - Max 50 files

    Supported formats

    JPG
    PNG
    WebP

    How it works

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    Step 1

    Upload your image

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    Step 2

    Pick a shape and adjust the padding

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    Step 3

    Download the cut-out image as PNG

    Common mistakes

    • Using a source image that is too small.
    • Publishing without checking the final result.
    • Confusing file size, dimensions and visual quality.
    • Overwriting the original file without keeping a copy.

    Pro tips

    • Always keep an original version.
    • Test several settings before downloading.
    • Use WebP for the web when possible.
    • Choose descriptive file names for SEO.

    Privacy guaranteed

    Your image is clipped directly in your browser. No file is sent to a remote server.

    20 decorative shapes

    Circle, star, heart, hexagon, arrow, cloud, shield and more: pick the shape that fits your use case, social network, or graphic design. Also discover our tool to crop image online.

    Transparent or colored background

    Export as PNG with a transparent background to drop it easily into another design, or pick a solid background color.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Circle, oval, square, rounded square, triangle, diamond, pentagon, hexagon, octagon, star (5 and 6 points), heart, cross, arrow, cloud, arch, parallelogram, trapezoid and shield — 20 shapes in total.

    Yes. Leave the background transparent for a PNG export with an alpha channel, or pick a solid color to fill the space around the shape.

    Great for making a round profile picture, a star-shaped badge, a heart-shaped sticker, or any cut-out visual for social media and presentations.

    No, all processing happens locally in your browser. Your images never leave your device.