A circle, cut cleanly
Whatever you dropped into the tool above just went through three steps: cropped to a square, resized in careful steps, then masked to a circle so every pixel outside it is transparent.
- Drag and zoom to frame the part of the photo you want kept
- Pick a small, medium or large export
- A stepped, high-quality downscale, so a small export doesn't turn to mush
- Full transparency outside the circle, on every size
Where a circle crop shows up
Most places that show your picture as a circle still ask you to upload a square file and crop it for you. Doing the crop yourself means you control what actually gets kept.
| Where | Shown as | Full spec |
|---|---|---|
| Discord avatar | Circle, everywhere | pfp size guide |
| Discord server icon | Circle, in the server list | server icon guide |
| Most social profile pictures | Circle, on nearly every platform | same crop, any platform |
This page exports one clean transparent circle at the size you pick. If you need a Discord-specific size or shape too, the Discord resizer covers emoji, avatar, server icon and banner in one tool.
open the Discord resizer →Why it's safe to use on a photo nobody's seen yet
There's no server call anywhere in this. Everything, the crop, the resize, the export, happens in a canvas element your browser already has.
That's not a privacy policy, it's the architecture. This page never sends your file anywhere, so there's nothing to promise not to keep. Close the tab and it's gone, same as if you'd never opened it.
- Canvas-only cropping, no upload, no server round trip
- PNG in, PNG out, transparency untouched the whole way
- No sign-up, and no cap on how many photos or how many times
- No watermark, ever, on anything you download
Questions people actually ask
Keep going
The sizes, the file rules, and the design decisions that separate an emote people spam from one nobody can make out. Draw it, commission it or use a maker — this covers all three.
128×128, 256KB, and how many slots your server really has. How to make a set that still reads at 16 pixels — which is how small a reaction actually gets.
Drop in one image, get 112, 56 and 28px back with transparency intact. No account, no watermark.
112×112, 56×56, 28×28 — the three sizes Twitch asks for, where each one actually shows up, and the file rules that get uploads rejected.
One photo cropped.
Want a whole character?
This tool fixes the shape of a photo you already have. On Air Kit makes the art too: describe your character or attach a photo, pick a look, and get a matching set back already cut out and sized for Twitch and Discord.