Photo circle

Have you ever seen a photo online in the shape of a circle and wondered what kind of digital magic it takes to pull off this effect for your own image? Well, the good news is there’s no magic required, and it’s effortless to crop a photo into a circle in Canva.Cropping an image into a circle with most graphic design programs usually requires using different layers and complicated tools for novices. In Canva, it’s a simple drag-and-drop process. In the following guide, you’ll learn how to crop a photo in the shape of a circle with and without a customizable outline.How To Make A Photo Circular In CanvaStep 1 Add A Circle Frame To Your CanvasStep 2 Find The Image You Want To UseStep 3 Place Your Image Inside The FrameStep 4 Adjust, Scale, And Position Your ImageStep 5 Export The Image To Your ComputerHow To Crop A Photo Into A Circle With An Outline In CanvaStep 1 Add An Outlined Circle Frame To Your CanvasStep 2 Add Your Image To Your Outlined Circle FrameStep 3 Adjust, Scale, And Position Your ImageStep 4 Change The Color Of The Outline (Optional)Step 5 Export The Image To Your ComputerHow To Make A Photo Circular In CanvaCropping your image into a frame with Canva is as simple as using a Frame and then making the necessary adjustments. This section will guide you through this simple process.Step 1: Add A Circle Frame To Your CanvasThe Frame is the main element you need to

The double-sided arrow present below the circle to increase its size.6. Once the proper area is inside the circle, tap on the Next arrow at the top.7. On the next screen, you can change or remove the outline around the circular picture. Select the preferred color from the list at the bottom to change the border color. Or, decrease the size of the border to a minimum using the Size slider to get rid of the border.8. Tap on the Save button at the top to confirm the changes.9. You will reach the regular photo-editing screen. Tap on the Download icon at the top to save the circular image with a transparent background.Note: If the above steps do not work, try the steps mentioned in the Android section below. Other apps that you can use to crop a picture into a circle on iPhone:Round PhotoCrop Circle (Paid)Tip: Learn how to use the photo cutout feature to make stickers on iPhone. Crop a Picture into a Circle on Android Using Picsart1. Install and open the Picsart app on your Android phone.2. Tap on the (+) Add button and select Edit a Photo.3. Choose the photo from your Android phone that you want to convert into a circle.4. The picture will open in the Picsart photo editor. Scroll through the available options at the bottom and tap on Cutout.5. Tap on Shape and select Circle Shape.6. A circular mask will be added to the picture. Drag it to the area that you

Choose from a variety of photo clocks to display family memories, employee recognition and gifts. Each are easy to assemble, simply trace over photo, cut it out and place it onto the clock. Batteries not included. Plastic Wall Clock• Photo Clocks are available in black or white. • Place acetate over a photo or artwork, trace and cut the circle and snap-in the protective lens cover. Select from a variety of number ring style colors (NOT INCLUDED). • Batteries not included. • Overall face size: 8 5/8''. Opening size with number rings: 6 1/2''. PS2000B Photo Clock-Black $99.00 for 12 clocks PS2000W Photo Clock-White $99.00 for 12 clocks Gold/Black numbers $12.00 for 12 White/Black numbers $12.00/12 Silver/Black numbers $12.00/12 Clock punch-for cutting small circle for stem of clock movement $14.75 Multi-Photo ClockMulti Clock allows you to add 12 2'' x 2'' photos! Easy to assemble. Hang on a wall or tabletop with pop-out easel stand. Batteries are extra and not included. PS2115 Multi-Photo Clock $129.00 for 12 clocks Square Wood Photo Clocks• Square style Photo Clocks. • Each have a glass face cover and include 2 different style number rings with every clock. • The overall dimension: 11" x 11"; Glass face: 8-1/4" x 8-1/4". • Number ring size: 6" x 6". • Photo/Artwork dimensions: Overall: 9-1/2" x 9-1/2". Live area: 8-7/8" x 8-7/8". • Clock styles are Black, Oak or Walnut finish. • Every frame is shipped in individual open face box. • Clock punch-for cutting small circle for stem of clock movement $14.75 PS2185 Square Clocks $246.00 for 10 clocks.

And most flexible apps with a blur tool is YouCam Perfect. YouCam Perfect has several blur tools to choose from. There are options to blur the entire photo except for a shape (like a circular, elliptical, or rectangular) region that remains sharp, and another lets you use a brush to blur anywhere in the image. Here is how to use the app. 1. Install YouCam Perfect for your iPhone or Android phone. 2. Start YouCam Perfect. The app is free, but you'll see ads to subscribe to the app's premium features. You can dismiss these. 3. Tap Photo Edit and choose a photo stored in your phone's camera roll that you want to edit. Start the app and tap Photo Edit. Dave Johnson/Insider 4. Tap Tools. 5. In the pop-up menu, tap Blur. Choose Blur from the Tools menu. Dave Johnson/Insider 6. The Blur tool offers a few ways to blur the image. Circle: This default option displays concentric circles. You can drag the circles around the screen and change their size. The center of the circle remains sharp and the image gradually blurs toward the outer circle, giving the photo a natural look. Size and position the circle to add the blur you desire in the photo. You can also choose Ellipse or Rectangle — all three of these tools work essentially the same way. Brush: In many situations, the brush tool is a better choice. You can use the Paint and Erase tools at the bottom of the screen to selectively add and remove blur anywhere in the photo. Or, if you prefer, tap the Person icon — the app automatically tries to find the person in the photo and keep it sharp, blurring the surrounding background. You can paint and erase blur using YouCam Perfect's Blur tool. Dave Johnson/Insider 7. When you are satisfied, tap the checkmark at the bottom right to save your image with these changes. Dave Johnson Freelance Writer Dave Johnson is a technology journalist who writes about consumer tech and how the industry is transforming the speculative world of science fiction into modern-day