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title: "How To Add, Delete, Or Change Your Profile Photo"
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# How To Add, Delete, Or Change Your Profile Photo

**Available on Mobile/Desktop Bowser or App?** ✅ Yes, accessible on both mobile and web platforms.


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Your profile photo personalises your Mad Paws account, helping Pet Sitters get to know you better. Here’s how to add, delete, or change it quickly.


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## **Instructions**


1. **Log In**

   Access your Mad Paws account on the website or app.
2. **Go to Your Dashboard**

   Click on your profile icon to open your dashboard.
3. **Edit Your Profile**

   Select the “Edit Profile” option.
4. **Upload, Change, or Delete Your Photo**
   * To **add or change**: Click **"Update Photo"** and upload a new image.
   * To **delete**: Select the current photo and choose **"Remove"** if you no longer want one.
5. **Save Changes**
   * Click **"Save"** to apply your updates.

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## **Related Articles**

* [How Can I Add My Pet to My Profile?](https://madpaws.brainfi.sh/articles/how-can-i-add-my-pet-to-my-profile-kYkmH418yW)


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## **FAQs and Tips**

**FAQs**

* **Can I remove my profile photo if I no longer want one?**

  *Yes, simply click Update Photo and choose to delete the current photo if you'd prefer to remove it.*

  
* **Are there size or format restrictions for the photo?**

  *Ensure the image is in a common format like JPG or PNG and fits within size limitations (usually 5MB or smaller).*

  


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**Tips** 

* **Use a Clear and Friendly Image**. A welcoming photo can help build trust with Pet Sitters.
* **Choose an Appropriate Setting**. Avoid overly casual or unclear images—opt for a well-lit, professional-looking photo.