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I have a picture in an album that I would like to make my profile picture, but it won't let me unless I crop it, making a new version. I would like to take my photo from my album, without having to create a new one (so my comments and likes do not erase), to my profile picture album. Is there anyway to do this?

If you want to make your profile picture a photo that you already have uploaded in a different album, Facebook will automatically copy it (without the comments and likes) to the Profile pictures album (there is no other way unless you upload it directly as a profile picture). However, the original picture remains in the original album with all the likes and comments.

I am creating an app and want to know the recommended minimum size for profile pictures when their picture is used to show that they are assigned to something. I wanted to do something similar to facebook messenger, where there is a minimized profile picture that shows who you are talking to:

What is the recommended minimum picture size for this scenario? I only have found examples of standard profile picture sizes, not the minimized version. In my scenario, the profile pictures will be used inside a card like this:

The kind of avatar I can click/touch to do something on the interface (see profile, edit my avatar, etc.) you'll need to comply with the minimum size for a touchable interface component: Apple and Google don't agree here, but around 48px wide is enough.

I would go for a sizing that is close to the chips used in Material UI. They are purely indicative avatar to give you more metadata on a card or on another component.The chips uses an image size if 24px.

Typically, the profile image dimensions are made according to the selected mesh model. Often designers use an 8-dot grid, so the sizes will be 8, 16, 24, 32, 40,...My advice is to use a minimum size of 16 if you want the user to be able to see the profile picture.

Forum users want to post questions in the public threads, because that way they get input from many people, rather than just a single opinion. Besides, I think most Forum regulars are like me and automatically delete PMs (private messages).

Rose:

I understand that you are not comfortable using your own photo to identify yourself, and that you prefer to use your daughter's photo online as an "avatar" for yourself. That's okay! You may do that on many different social media sites.

The good news is that you don't need to use Upwork as a freelancer if you don't want to. Working as a freelancer on Upwork is 100% optional. In fact, most people do NOT do so. And people who are concerned about maintaining their privacy to the extent that they don't want to use a profile photo have many viable alternatives to this site.

Keep in mind that I don't work for or represent Upwork. It isn't my decision to make. In the last few years, since Upwork made freelancer profile photos mandatory, I have never heard of them making an exception. But maybe you will be the first.

That's correct, using a profile picture that misrepresents your identity or represents you as someone else is a violation of the Terms of Service. Unfortunately, without a profile photo that meets our guidelines, you will not be able to use Upwork as we need to know you are who you say you are. Plus, clients tell us a profile photo is critical to trusting that a freelancer is running a professional freelance business. You can check out this help article for more information about Profile Pictures.

I agree, well that is my case, too. I am not comfortable with putting my profile picture and prefer putting a logo, but I don't know if they might accept it. so please if you found a solution tell me!

re: "I agree, well that is my case, too. I am not comfortable with putting my profile picture and prefer putting a logo, but I don't know if they might accept it. so please if you found a solution tell me!"

In order to be able to confidently verify your account when requested, users are requested to upload a profile picture that matches the picture in any of their government-issued ID. In this help article, we have stated that the information on any of the documents you submit should match the information on your Upwork profile. As such, we will need to match the identity documents you have submitted with the information on your Upwork profile. I kindly request to please upload a photo on your Upwork profile so that you should the team find the need to verify your account, you can continue with the verification process.

If you are uncomfortable uploading a profile photo based on your religion, our team can assist you with uploading a profile photo with a face covering. Let us know if this is the case, and we'll help you further.

Yes, for historical and technical reasons that may be possible. But Upwork has algorithms which actively check freelancer profiles. And if a freelancer account is found without a profile photo, its access to the Upwork system will be limited or blocked until the photo is in place.

This is too much. Just trying to get a little side work and before I can even see whats available you guys mandate all this information you want from me? This is too one sided, it basically just makes the person looking for work have to come crawling forward on their hands and knees. It should be a two way street. You guys are asking for way too much right out that gate. TYou want my entire life before I can even see if you have a job I want?

Your profile name should be the name that you go by in real life. We also allow variations of your name, nickname, or pseudonym. Note that your verified name in Upwork must still match the name on your payment account, even though your profile name might be different. You can visit this page to learn more.

absolutely appalling that a profile picture is required. I have never come across such a blatant violation of privacy rights on any online site, there are plenty of ways to verify someone's identity without a public profile picture. and that for a site that is notorious for offering low paid, semi-illegal work, shame on you.

In the list where your name appears, select your name to access your profile. Your profile appears with some information, and you can't delete your profile. Your institution decides what you can customize.

Your profile picture appears on course content pages, course cards, rosters, discussions, conversations, and messages next to your activity. You see student profile pictures throughout your courses in the same areas and in the gradebook.

When pronouns are editable, you can select your pronoun values in the profile page, accessed by clicking your own name in the Base Navigation menu. If pronoun values are present, those can be clicked to edit them, otherwise a prompt to Add pronouns will display.

To add pronouns, select the pronoun field. You can select from the drop-down menu or provide a search element and filter the list. You can add multiple values. The selection order is maintained in the display to other users, so you can prioritize them by your preference. If pronoun options for multiple languages were defined by the administrator, you can add the pronouns you use in those additional languages you speak. You can also remove any selected pronouns.

Your pronouns will appear to other users. In your courses, they will display in various locations of interactive tools, group activities, and name lists. If you do not want others to see your pronouns, you can remove them.

I have already changed it for the community profile but it is not working to change it in ChaGPT, how can I do it? I have seen that it can be done because there are others who have it changed when they use the tool.

ChatGPT uses Gravatar photos to show profile photos in the app. To add a profile photo using Gravatar, you will first need to create a Gravatar account and upload a photo to use as your profile picture. Once you have an account you can add email addresses and add photos. Make sure to select a profile photo for your OpenAI account Email Address.

Transform your ChatGPT profile picture from dull to distinctive! Learn how to add a custom profile picture using Gravatar in this easy-to-follow guide. Let your personality shine and make a lasting impression on others.

If your institution has enabled profile pictures, you can add and change profile pictures in your account. If you do not see a placeholder picture in your user settings, your institution has not enabled this feature.

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