Profile Picture Maker By Picsart vs Background Blur

Profile Picture Maker By Picsart crops, reframes, and styles square avatars for social platforms inside the free Quicktools browser editor. You upload a photo, optionally swap the background, add borders or colors, then export preset sizes for Instagram, LinkedIn, Discord, and other networks.

Most avatar editors auto-remove backgrounds whether you want that or not. Picsart's version lets you keep or replace the backdrop, then rotate, scale, and position the subject before picking platform-specific dimensions like 400x400 for LinkedIn or 128x128 for Discord.

Creators refreshing Instagram, Zoom, or Slack avatars use it because it needs no account, stores no images, and advertises 1 to 2 minute results. The page rates 4.8 out of 5 from 51 reviews and sits inside Picsart's broader Quicktools suite launched in 2021.

Background Blur lets you soften the area behind a portrait, product, or group photo while keeping the subject sharp, all inside a browser tab on AiPassportPhotos. Upload an image, and the tool detects the main subject before applying an adjustable blur so you get a shallow depth-of-field look without masking by hand.

Unlike generic photo editors that make you mask subjects by hand, Background Blur auto-detects the main subject and keeps it sharp while softening everything behind it. The page advertises six blur intensity levels, HD downloads, and one-click processing aimed at DSLR-style depth of field on phone photos.

It fits content creators polishing social avatars, sellers cleaning up product shots, and anyone who wants a shallow depth-of-field look without portrait mode or a wide-aperture lens. The tool runs in mobile browsers on Android and iPhone, and the site reports a 4.71 rating from 8,400 user votes on the blur page.