PFP maker

Your photo, cut out and styled as a PFP. Nothing uploaded.

How it works

Pick your photos.A photo of you from your camera roll or computer.
We fix them on your phone.Pick one of 16 styles and make it yours.
Save them back to Photos.Your PFP into your camera roll.

A PFP in a few seconds

Your PFP (profile picture) is the small circle next to everything you post. Pick any photo of yourself and your phone cuts you out, finds your face and frames it. Then choose from 16 ready-made styles: solid colours, two-colour gradients, your own background blurred, and versions with a ring around the edge.

Tap a style to change it: the background, the ring colour and width, how close the picture is, and where you sit in the circle. What you see in the big round preview is what you get.

Match your banner

Keep the same look on your profile page with a matching banner in the same colours: 1584 × 396 for LinkedIn or 1500 × 500 for X. It is saved together with your PFP.

Quick tips

Bright, bold colours stand out in a busy feed. Soft gradients feel calmer for work profiles.
A ring in a colour that contrasts with the background makes the circle pop in dark mode.
Use the same PFP everywhere, so people recognise you from one app to the next.

Questions

What does PFP mean?

PFP is short for “profile picture”: the photo that represents you on social apps, chats and forums.

What size should a PFP be?

Apps show it small, but upload it big so it stays sharp on every screen. This page saves 1080 × 1080, and each app crops it to a circle.

Does it work for cartoons, pets or logos?

It works best for photos of people and pets. Without a face, the whole subject is centred and you can frame it yourself.

Why is the first run slower?

The first time, your device downloads the model that cuts you out (about 6 MB) and keeps it. After that it starts straight away, even offline.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. Everything happens on your phone or computer, in the browser. Try it in airplane mode.