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# Set your profile picture

Adding a profile picture in Unifize helps your teammates identify you more easily and personalize your experience. This guide shows how to set or change your profile image using the updated user menu.

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### How to Use

#### To set or change your profile picture:

1. Click your **profile icon** in the top-left corner of the screen.
2. Select **Change Profile Picture** from the dropdown menu.
3. Upload a photo from your device.
4. Choose a file (JPG or PNG recommended, max 5MB).
5. Your new profile picture will be saved automatically.

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### Best Practices

#### Things to keep in mind

* Maximum file size: **5MB**
* Supported formats: **JPG**, **PNG**
* Profile pictures are visible to **all users** in your organization

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#### Pro tips

* Use a **clear, front-facing image** for better recognition
* You can update your picture **anytime** from the profile menu
* Avoid using team logos or abstract avatars for individual identification

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To personalize your Unifize profile and improve team visibility, upload a high-quality profile picture through the **Change Profile Picture** option in your profile menu. This ensures clear communication and a more connected workspace experience.


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