How to Make Round Corners in Canva – Images and Shapes

round corners canva

Rounded corners in images and shapes are a great way to soften harsh edges and give them a sense of elegance. Fortunately, it is very easy to make round corners in Canva.

Before we begin, let’s take a quick look at two ways to make round corners in Canva, the first using the border-style feature and the second using built-in frame elements.

 

How to Round Corners In Canva (Using Border Style)

In this method, you’ll learn how to round the corners of an image or shape in Canva using the border-style feature.

 

Step 1: Create or Open Design File

To make round corners in an image or shape, first create or open your design file.

Creating new design file in canva

 

Step 2: Upload or Use Existing Image

After you create a design file, upload or use any existing image and drag the image to the artboard.

Click Image or Drag Image to Artboard in Canva

Canva Artboard with image

 

Step 3: Apply Corner Rounding

Once your image is placed on the artboard, select the image, click on the border style icon, and then drag the corner rounding handle towards the right side, or simply set the value to 100.

Apply Border Radius in Canva

 

Once you apply the corner rounding , your image or shape will look something like below:

 

After making round corners in canva

 

So this is how you can make rounded corners in Canva using the border style feature, but another way to make rounded corners is to use built-in frame elements, which you can find under the Elements tab.

 

Let’s take a look at how you can do it:

 

How to Round Corners In Canva (Using Built-in Frames)

 

Step 1: Locate and Open Frames

Click the Elements tab from the sidebar menu, then search for frames and open it.

Frames Element in Canva

 

Step 2: Drag Frame to Canva Artboard

After you open the Frames Element, its time to select the rounded frame and drag it into your Canva artboard.

Drag frame to canva artboard

 

Step 3: Place Image into the Frame

Now it’s time to place the image into the frame. Simply select the image and place it on top of the frame.

Place Image into the Frame

 

The built-in frames act like a mask, so anything outside of that frame will be cut out. But what if something in your image is cut out that you don’t want to be cut out?

In this case, you can use the crop function.

To use the crop function, select the image and click on the Edit Photo option from the top bar, and then click the Crop Tab, or simply double-click on the image and adjust the cropped portion of your image according to your desired output.

 

Adjusting Cropped Part of the image in Canva

 

Once satisfied, click the ‘Done’ button to save the final result.

 

Click Done button to save final result.

 

See the final result below:

 

round corners canva

 

So you can create rounded corners in Canva with any of these methods. Try both methods and pick the one that best fulfils your needs.

 

Also Read: How to do First-Line and Hanging Indent in Canva

 

Conclusion

In Canva, you can easily make rounded corners of an image or shape using the corner rounding feature or built-in frame elements. However, it’s totally up to you whether you use the corner rounding feature or built-in frame elements. Both methods are easily accessible in Canva. So, try them out and choose the one that works best for you.

 

FAQ

Q1. Is it possible to make rounded corners in Canva?

Ans. Yes, it is possible. Canva makes it so easy for its users to make the round corners of an image or shape using the corner rounding feature or using built-in frame elements.

Q2: What should I do if a portion of my image is accidentally cut out using the frame method?

Ans. Use the crop function if any part of your image is accidentally cut out when using a frame. Double-click on the frame and adjust the cropped part of your image according to your desired output.

Humza Mehmood | Digital Content Creator | Masterlyhub

Humza Mehmood

I am a creative and big-picture thinker who is obsessed with crafting the details of user interfaces and experiences. I am always eager to learn new technologies and skills, and I am passionate about creating user-centric and accessible solutions.

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