How to Round the Corners of an Image in Google Slides
Step 1: Open Google Slides and Insert an Image
- Open Google Slides and create or open a presentation.

- Click on "Insert" > "Image" and choose an image from your computer, Google Drive, or the web.
Step 2: Select the Image
- Click on the image you inserted to highlight it.

- You'll see a blue border around the image, indicating it's selected.
Step 3: Apply the Masking Tool
- Click on the "Crop" icon in the toolbar (it looks like a square with diagonal lines).

- Instead of cropping, click on the small drop-down arrow next to the crop icon.
- Select "Shapes", then scroll down and choose the rounded rectangle shape.
Step 4: Adjust the Rounded Corners
- After applying the rounded rectangle mask, drag the image handles to adjust the curve.

- Resize the image as needed while maintaining the rounded corners.
Step 5: Fine-Tune the Image (Optional)
- Click on "Format options" in the toolbar.

- Adjust brightness, contrast, and transparency to refine the look.
Step 6: Save or Export Your Slide (Optional)
- If you want to use the rounded image elsewhere, right-click > "Download as PNG" to save it.
Conclusion
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