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HTML & CSS How do I create a rounded image?

Malcolm

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Hello Coders!

Can someone please help me on how to create an image and have it rounded?

Would using border-radius in CSS work?
 
Yes, it is possible to make Images round. To do that, you'd need to use Border-Radius:

Example:
Border-Radius: 50px;

Ghost's Answer(Figured I'd include it as it's also correct):
Spot on answer!
You can also do this:
border-radius:10px 25px 5px 15px;

That will cause every corner to have a different radius, in the order of top left, top right, bottom right, bottom left. I think that's the order at least lol :)
 
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Yes, it is possible to make Images round. To do that, you'd need to use Border-Radius:

Example:
Border-Radius: 50px;
Spot on answer!
You can also do this:
border-radius:10px 25px 5px 15px;

That will cause every corner to have a different radius, in the order of top left, top right, bottom right, bottom left. I think that's the order at least lol :)
 
The CSS property border-radius adds rounded corners on images.

Rounded Corners on Images
  1. Add the image to your page.
  2. Add a class to your image
  3. Style your corners.
  4. When you have the corners looking the way you want, add your styles to your site's CSS.
 
Great! Thanks for sharing.

Why is this the better way?
Because you want to support older browsers, not everyone uses the latest.

 
Because you want to support older browsers, not everyone uses the latest.

Thanks for sharing!
 

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