Oval Face Generator makes a face inside a softer, rounded outline. It is a useful choice when the sharp frame of a square avatar feels too rigid, but the same small-size rules still apply.
Square or oval?
Choose an oval when you want the face itself to dominate. Choose a square when a blocky silhouette or corner details are part of the design. Neither frame is automatically more readable. Contrast and spacing decide that.
Many profile services apply a circle mask after upload. An oval design can fit naturally, but you still need to inspect the service's own crop preview.
Build the avatar
Open Oval Face Generator, press START, and make the largest decisions first:
- Select the face and hairstyle.
- Pick a background that separates from the hair and outline.
- Choose eyes, mouth, and any accessory.
- Keep the outer edge clear instead of filling every area.
- Save the PNG and inspect the file at a small size.
The generator's saved image is 256px square. Keep that original and let the destination service create its display copy.
Avoid a crowded edge
Wide hair, glasses, and hats can compete with the oval boundary. If a feature nearly touches the edge, remove a smaller accessory or choose a simpler hair shape. More empty space usually survives resizing better than more decoration.
Before you upload
- Open the saved PNG outside the generator.
- Check the face at 64px and 32px.
- Use the destination service's crop control.
- Confirm the eyes and hair remain distinct after the upload.
If you prefer a harder square frame, compare the same choices in the Classic Square generator. The best version is the one you can identify fastest in the real profile.