Profile pictures are square, and most sites show them as a circle. Pick the square that keeps your face in the middle, and ToolGPT resizes it to the size you need.
Any photo where your face is clear. A little space around your head helps.
ToolGPT shows the square drawn on your photo. Say “keep the top” if the centre square cuts off your head.
Ask for a size, such as 400 × 400. The new picture is a separate file, and your original stays as it was.
Most apps store your profile picture as a square and show it as a circle, so the corners are hidden. ToolGPT crops squares, not circles: keep your face in the middle of the square and the app's circle will frame it.
X's help page recommends 400 × 400 pixels, and a square of 400 × 400 or more suits most sites. Bigger is fine, since sites scale the picture down; a picture smaller than the site expects can look soft.
If the background is busy, ToolGPT can also put a photo of a person on a plain white, grey or coloured background, or make it transparent. That runs in your browser too, and it works on photos of people, not pets or objects.
No. It makes a square, and the site you upload it to shows it as a circle.
Check the site's own advice. A square of 400 × 400 pixels or more suits most of them.
No. It's cropped and resized in your browser.
Try it with your own file
Open ToolGPT, attach a file, and type what you want done.