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PFP Cropper

Upload a picture, drag it into place, and export a perfectly sized avatar. Circle or square, transparent or solid background, at the exact resolution each platform wants.

Like every Pixelate tool, the cropping happens in your browser — your photo never leaves your device, which matters when the photo is your face.

Image

Processed locally — nothing is uploaded

Shape

Size

Discord 128 · X 400 · Twitch 256 · YouTube 800 · GitHub 500

Adjust

Background

Upload an image, then drag it into place inside the frame.

128 × 128 · free

How It Works

1. Upload a photo and drag it around the frame until the crop feels right. Zoom and rotation sliders fine-tune it.

2. Pick a shape (circle for Discord-style avatars, square for the rest) and a size preset, or set a custom size from 64 to 1024 pixels.

3. Choose a transparent background or a solid color, then download as PNG or WebP — or copy the PNG straight to your clipboard.

Platform Sizes

Discord uses 128 × 128, X / Twitter 400 × 400, Twitch 256 × 256, YouTube 800 × 800, and GitHub 500 × 500. The presets export at exactly those resolutions, so the platform does not have to recompress your careful crop.

Need something else? The custom size slider covers 64 to 1024 pixels.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a PFP cropper?

A tool that crops a photo into a profile picture at an exact size and shape. PFP is just internet shorthand for profile picture.

Which platform sizes are supported?

Presets for Discord (128), X / Twitter (400), Twitch (256), YouTube (800) and GitHub (500), plus a custom size from 64 to 1024 pixels.

Circle or square — which should I use?

Circle reads as a Discord or social avatar; square is safer when a platform will display your image unmasked. The preview shows exactly what you will get either way.

Can I export with a transparent background?

Yes — transparent is the default, so circle crops come out with clean corners. Flip the solid-background toggle to bake in a color instead.

Is the PFP cropper free?

Yes. PNG and WebP exports are free at every size, with no watermark and no Pro gating.