Profile picture maker
See your photo or logo inside the circle that networks cut, move it and zoom until it sits right, then add a background or a ring if you want. Check how it reads at the tiny sizes where profile pictures are really seen and download the files. Nothing is uploaded.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Runs in your browser
Your images stay on this device. Nothing is uploaded: the work happens in your browser.
Drag to position. Pinch, scroll or use the slider to zoom.
Finish and download
How it looks small
Profile pictures are mostly seen this small, in feeds, comments and notifications. A face or a logo should still be clear at the smallest one.
The background appears where the picture is transparent, or around it when you zoom out.
Networks cut the circle themselves, so upload the square file. The circle file is for sites, email signatures and designs.
New profile picture. Now give the profile one link that does everything.
VISU Link is a free page at visu.to/yourname with your picture, your links and your contacts. Put that address in the bio of every network where this photo goes.
Create your VISU Link See VISU LinkHow to use it
- Drop a photo or a logo, choose it from your device or paste it.
- Drag the picture until the face or the logo sits inside the circle. Zoom with two fingers, the mouse wheel or the slider.
- Optional: pick a background colour or gradient (zoom out to give a logo some room) and add a ring.
- Look at the small previews, tick the sizes you need and download.
Examples
A photo for every network
Centre your face, keep the 1080 px square ticked and download one PNG. It works as a profile picture anywhere, because every network scales it down.
A logo with room to breathe
Drop a transparent PNG logo, zoom out to 70%, choose your brand colour as the background and tick the 400 px size for a LinkedIn Company Page.
A ring in the brand colour
Turn on the ring, pick the colour and keep it thin. Check the 24 px preview: if the face gets too small, make the ring thinner.
Questions
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The page loads once and your browser does the cropping on your device. The photo is never sent to a server and nothing is kept after you close the page.
Why is there a circle if the file is square?
Most networks store a square picture and show it inside a circle. The darker corners on the stage are the part that will be hidden, so keep the face or the logo inside the circle.
Which size should I download?
The 1080 px square works everywhere. The other sizes are the ones Facebook and LinkedIn publish on their help pages, with the date we checked them. Networks that publish no size get the 1080 px square.
How do I put a logo on a coloured background?
Use a logo with a transparent background, zoom out until it has some margin and choose a colour or a gradient. The background fills everything the logo does not cover.
Does it remove the background of my photo?
No. This tool crops, positions and frames the picture. It does not cut out backgrounds and it does not generate images. For a cut-out, start from a PNG that is already transparent.
PNG or JPG? Square or circle?
PNG keeps edges and text sharp, JPG is lighter for photos. Upload the square to networks. The circle file has transparent corners and is always PNG: use it on a site, in an email signature or in a design.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Drag with one finger to move the picture and pinch with two to zoom. The slider does the same in small steps.