Customizing Your Profile

Everything visual is under Dashboard → Profile, in five tabs: You (your picture, your name and bio, the banner and the details under your name), Card (its look, its layout and its stickers), Background (what is behind your card, and the overlay in front of it), Colors & fonts (your text and accent colors, the fonts and the glow) and Effects (the text effects, how the card arrives and moves, the cursor and the enter screen). Your song is under Dashboard → Music, and Discord and your card widgets under Dashboard → Widgets. Each setting has one home: how your links look is under Links → Look, where your badges sit is on the Badges screen, and the browser tab, search result and link preview are under Share → When shared.

Changes under Profile wait for you to press Save, in the bar that rises at the bottom of the screen.

1. 1Go to Profile → You
2. 2Press Upload under Profile picture
3. 3Choose a PNG, JPG, JPEG or GIF up to 15MB: square images work best
4. 4Press Save in the bar at the bottom of the screen

An animated GIF stays animated. Once a picture is uploaded, Adjust the picture under it sets which part shows and how close: see Framing Your Images.

Profile → Colors & fonts holds the two colors the words on your card are drawn in:

• Text: your display name, handle and bio
• Accent: the highlight used across the page, including the featured link and the share and QR buttons

Every other color sits with the part it colors. Your page color is with the background under Profile → Background, shown on its own when the background is None or Color, and behind effects that let it through. The ring around your avatar is Ring color, beside your picture under Profile → You. Link text, link border and icon colors are under Links → Look, where One color for every icon puts every social icon in a single color instead of its brand color. Page headings take theirs under Pages → Style. One link can have its own colors, in that link's editor.

Shuffle, at the top of the tab, draws a whole new palette with text that stays readable. Like every other change, it waits for Save. The colors of an effect, such as glow, the cursor or the enter screen, stay with that effect.

Profile → You holds your Display name, Bio, Location and Languages. The bio runs to 500 characters with a live counter; Location and Languages are free text of up to 80 characters each, and an empty one simply does not show. Everything is checked against a content filter as you type, so a refusal arrives before the save rather than after it.

The icon picker under the bio holds nearly 5,000 icons and logos, in General, Social and Crypto, with a search: a pick puts its code in your bio and your page draws the icon. It is free. Your emoji, beside it, is Premium: up to five pictures of your own, each with a name you type in your bio as :name:.

Under Profile → You → Details on your card, each of these is a switch:

• Visit counter: the total visits on your page
• Joined date: when you joined Noiz
• Your @handle: your @username under your display name
• User number: your account number. Lower means you joined earlier

Two more live elsewhere: Share button on my page and QR button on my page, under On your page on the Share screen, both on by default, and the enter screen's own switch, in the header of Enter screen under Profile → Effects.

Its look is yours as well, on any plan, under Profile → Effects → Enter screen: the text color, the thin border around the edge of the screen (on or off, its color, and its style: Edge, or Rounded, Double, Dashed, Corners or Glow just inside the edge), how much your page blurs behind the overlay as a percentage, and the font.

And its sound, also Premium: when a visitor clicks through, the enter screen can play one of six built-in sounds (Click, Pop, Thock, Blip, Chime and Whoosh) or your own MP3 or WAV, at a volume you set. Your own sound can be up to 1MB and five seconds long. The play button beside Enter sound lets you hear it first.

When clicked, also under Enter screen and Premium, sets how the screen leaves: one of eleven ways, such as fading out, sliding away or zooming. Text effect sets how its words move while it waits, at the Effect speed you set.