Put stars around your pfp
Your photo in a soft glow, stars in the background. Free, no app, no sign-up. Your photo never leaves your phone.
or drag & drop / paste
Tip: if saving doesn’t work in this app, use “Open in browser” from the ⋯ menu.
Drag the photo in the circle to move it · scroll to zoom.
That word can’t go on a ring here — try something else.
Drag the sticker on your photo to place it.
🔒 Your photo never leaves your phone. No uploads, no sign-up, no watermark on your pfp — everything happens right here in your browser.
Press and hold the picture ↓
then tap “Save Image”
More styles
All styles →Stars on your pfp, from your own photo
Search for a star pfp and you get galleries of someone else’s picture — a night sky, an anime frame, a star someone already drew. This makes one out of your photo instead: your face stays sharp in the middle, the rest sinks into a soft glow, and white stars built from little print dots come out around it, the way the edit looks on your feed. No CapCut template, no overlay pack, no sign-up — it is drawn in your browser, and the photo never leaves your phone. Pick Starlight for the clean version, Dreamy for a soft pink haze, Night for a dark sky with tight sharp stars, Frost for a cool quiet one — then drag Focus to set how much of you stays crisp, Stars to fill or empty the sky, and Background to go from a near-black night to a bright dreamy haze.
FAQ
How do I add stars to my profile picture?
Upload your photo above and pick a star style. The stars are drawn around you automatically — your face stays sharp in the middle, and the background fades into a glow with the stars on top. Drag the Focus slider to change how big the sharp area is, Stars to add or thin them out, and Background to make the sky darker or lighter. Save in one tap.
What is a star pfp?
A profile picture with stars around the person — usually a soft, glowy edit with little stars scattered in the background. It reads dreamy and a bit y2k, and it works on any photo because the stars sit behind you rather than on your face.
Do I need CapCut or an overlay pack?
No. No template, no PNG overlays, no editing app. Everything is drawn right here in your browser, and you can change the look with two sliders instead of hunting for the right overlay.
Why do the stars look like they are made of dots?
That is on purpose — the stars are printed through a halftone screen, the same dot pattern old comics and posters use. It keeps them from looking like clip art stuck on your photo, and it is what makes the edit read as an edit.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
Never. There is no server — your photo never leaves your phone, and nothing is saved anywhere but your own gallery when you tap save.