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Want your images to look polished in CSS? Here are three fast styling wins. First: border-radius. It softens sharp corners. For a gentle round, try: border-radius: 15px;. And if you want a perfect circle, use: border-radius: 50%—best on a square image. Second: box-shadow. It separates an image from the background and adds a subtle 3D lift. A shadow is built from X-offset, Y-offset, blur radius, and color. Example: box-shadow: 0px 8px 20px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25); Third: object-fit: cover. When you set both width and height, images can stretch. object-fit: cover keeps the image’s proportions, fills the box, and crops the extra instead of squishing it. That’s it: round corners, add depth, and keep images looking right.