How do you make images rounded instead of squared by default.
Topic summary
Main issue: Making a logo appear circular instead of square.
Guidance provided:
- In Photoshop: Create a perfect circle selection with the Elliptical Marquee tool while holding SHIFT, position the logo within the circle, press CTRL+J to copy selection to a new layer, hide the original layer, then export.
- In Canva: Upload the logo, place it inside a circular frame, ensure a 1:1 aspect ratio for proper centering, then export.
- Export format: Use PNG or SVG to preserve transparency around the circle.
User response: The original poster thanked the helper and plans to try the steps.
Further requests: Another participant asked for the store URL to review implementation but could not access it because the store is password protected.
Status and next steps: No confirmed resolution yet. Progress depends on the OP applying the image-editing approach and/or providing store access for further assistance. Key terms: “Elliptical Marquee” (Photoshop selection tool), “1:1 aspect ratio” (square dimensions), PNG/SVG (formats that support transparency).
It is very easy. Depending on the software you use to create your logo, you can add a mask or a frame on the design.
If you use Photoshop, just draw a circle by using the Elliptical Marquee tool while pressing SHIFT at the same time. Make sure that the final look of the logo you want is in the circle. Then, press CTRL + J to create a new layer. Unselect the original layer of your logo before you export it.
If you use Canva, consider exporting your logo first. Then, upload your logo, add a frame, and put your design into it. Certainly, before you do this, make sure that the aspect ratio of your logo is about 1:1 so that it can be perfectly centered.
After you get the desired image, export it as a PNG file or an SVG file.
thank you for your time & information I will try this now!
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Your store has password protected
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