A whole set of circles, in one sitting.
Pick a few photos, find the right crop for each, and save the set together. A short guide to bulk cropping in Rounder.
Some photos belong together. A few portraits. Your favorite pet pictures. Little moments from the same afternoon.
Here's how to turn them into a set of circle crops in Rounder.
1. Choose your photos
Open the circle editor and select the photos you want to work with from your library. Start with a small set so it's easy to review each one.
2. Find each frame
Switch between your selected photos and adjust the crop for each. Give each subject enough room, and look for a consistent feeling across the set.
You can keep the circles simple or try a border and background. Check each preview before moving on.
3. Save the set
Save to Album exports all of the selected photos. Share exports the photo you're currently viewing.
If you want a matching set saved to your library, use Save to Album after you've reviewed the crops.
A note on exporting
PNG is a useful choice when you need a transparent area outside the circle. A format or destination that flattens transparency may show a filled background instead.
The app includes in-app purchases. Exporting may show an advertisement when you're not subscribed. Features described here reflect the current project source; availability can vary with the installed version.
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