Profile Picture Maker
Upload one portrait, founder photo, logo, or team image and export profile-ready avatar crops for LinkedIn, GitHub, Slack, team pages, speaker bios, and social profiles.
Turn one headshot or team photo into square and circular profile images without opening design software.
Prepare LinkedIn, GitHub, Slack, community, author bio, and speaker-page avatar files from a single upload.
Choose a clean background color, transparent PNG, square crop, or circular avatar for brand consistency.
Keep routine profile image work in the browser without uploading portraits to an external service.
Upload a portrait or logo
Crop it into profile pictures, team headshots, and avatar files locally.
LinkedIn profile image
400 x 400 - circle - White
No image selected
Upload one portrait, product founder photo, logo, or team image to start cropping.
Local
Canvas export happens in the browser.
Reusable
Make one photo fit multiple profile surfaces.
Practical
Browser-first exports with no account or upload.
Workflow
Turn portraits into profile-ready exports
Upload
Add one JPG, PNG, or WebP portrait, logo, founder photo, or team headshot.
Frame
Pick the profile surface, adjust zoom and position, then choose circle or square output.
Export
Download a PNG or JPG sized for the profile, community, or team page where it will be used.
Profile presets for common publishing surfaces
FAQ
Short answers from the team
Does this generate a new face?
No. This tool does not generate a new face or retouch the portrait. It crops, positions, backgrounds, and exports an existing image in the browser.
Can I use it for LinkedIn, GitHub, Slack, and team pages?
Yes. The presets include common square profile sizes plus a portrait-card format for resumes, speaker bios, and about pages.
Can I export a transparent circular avatar?
Yes. Choose PNG, circle shape, and transparent background. If you choose JPG, the export uses a white background because JPG does not support transparency.
Are my portraits uploaded to a server?
No. The preview and export are handled with browser canvas. Source images stay on your device.