Hot answers tagged profile-picture
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In your Google profile, you can use a url to define your profile image.
You can do the same in your gravatar profile. The only place where you can't do that is in facebook.
Your facebook profile picture has a permanent URL, http://graph.facebook.com/username/picture. You can now use that as your profile image in both google and gravatar. That way, the next ...
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This is not possible anymore without re-uploading the original Twitter Egg image.
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If you are on timeline:
Go to your profile (timeline)
Mouseover your profile picture
Click on Edit Profile Picture
Click Choose from Photos
In the overlay, click View Albums
Click on the album called Profile Pictures
Choose your image—this is it.
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Was that not the purpose of Gravatar? e.g. change all your pic references to point to your Gravatar (Globally Recognized Avatar) then just update your Gravatar when you want to change it.
(Note: changes may not take right away (on any service) depending on how the caching is done)
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Click your name or existing profile photo at the upper left corner of the screen to go into your profile.
Once there, the third or so item under your big profile pic at upper left should be "Photos". Click on this.
Click on your "Profile Pictures" album.
Click on the photo you want to use as your profile picture. It will expand into the centre of the ...
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Sign into your YouTube account and
click the 'Account' link at the top
right hand corner of the page
Click the large blue 'My Account'
link in the top left hand corner of
the screen.
In the left hand navigation column,
click Profile Setup.
Click the 'Change Picture' button and
select the file that you'd like to
display as your thumbnail profile
icon on your ...
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This link would give you all the details you need: http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&ctx=mail&answer=35529
You can choose to set your profile picture to be displayed either to your Google chat contacts only or to be seen by everyone. If you choose the former one, the email you sent out will not have your picture. This is provided ...
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If you want to download either individual components of your Facebook profile - photos, messages, wall posts, updates, friends etc - or indeed the whole thing, then you should use SocialSafe. You can specify what parts of your account that you back up to your own machine and the user interface makes it easy to browse or search through it.
You can download ...
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You cannot split that file before having downloaded it. So you first need to download that 100MB file to your computer. Then you can split it.
Download 7zip: http://www.7-zip.org/
Then use the split file option to split. See the following tutorial:
http://www.newsgroupreviews.com/guides/7-zip-split-archive.html
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Just go to your profile and images link. You 'll be listed with the images that you have uploaded and also other option lists you down with the profile pictures that you have used. Go and include the same. Your likes, comments everything 'll be retained.
In short: Don't upload new one, use the same one.
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depends on how you upload it, when I upload from Chrome/Firefox/Safari/IE/Opera on my windows computer it allows you to "resize" and gives you that horrid white background, when I do it from my Android phone using the official app, it maintains transparency (for .png anyway), also with Plume for Android. Hope that helps!
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Twitter just doesn't allow users to use transparent .png image anymore, since, maybe december 2012?. Nowadays they adapt this kinda thing where you can change zooms on the picture before uploading a new avatar. So i think using transparent background is useless for now. It'll always turn into white background anyway.
Too bad, cause actually avatars always ...
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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 ...
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From Twitter Support (DM):
Alex, there is no longer an option to delete - you must upload a new photo to replace the old one.
22 Aug at 22:21
Update 02/06/2012: This is now possible again.
And the result:
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You can change this via the Account setting page.
Click on your username to open the drop-down list, on which you can see the 'Account' option
Then click on the 'change' hyper link beneath the profile picture box.
Browse and select a new profile picture.
Done
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