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Add your creator name, bio, and profile image

Updated November 1, 2026 · 3 min read

Use the name people know you by, a one- or two-sentence bio that says who you help and how, and a sharp square photo. Preview it on mobile before publishing.

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Applies to: all creators building a Store or Link in Bio on Free, Pro, or Max.

How do I set up my profile?

Your name creates recognition, your photo confirms it, and your bio gives a reason to keep reading. Put the strongest information first, because mobile screens show little text.

  1. Enter your public creator or brand name exactly as buyers know it. Skip credentials you cannot back up.
  2. Write a bio that names your audience and the result you help them get. Add your main offer only if it helps.
  3. Cut long histories, piles of emoji and competing calls to action.
  4. Upload your profile image in the store identity settings. Check the crop at small size, and in light and dark views if you can.
  5. Add alt text if the editor offers it. For a purely decorative image, do not paste the whole bio into it.
  6. Compare your name and photo with your social profiles and your checkout, so buyers see the same seller everywhere.
  7. Preview desktop and mobile while signed out. Look at text wrapping, image sharpness, contrast and the distance to your main button.
  8. Publish, refresh the public URL, and make sure the old image or text is gone.

Before you start, have the exact display name, one positioning sentence and an image you own or are licensed to use. A square, high-resolution file with the face centered and some margin crops best. Keep a copy of your old text so you can roll back.

What a good result looks like

A new visitor can tell who runs the store, who it is for and why to continue. The photo is recognizable on a phone, the bio is not cut off, and your identity matches across the offer and checkout.

Common problems

  • The image is blurry. Start from a larger clean file, avoid re-saving it repeatedly, and re-upload.
  • The crop cuts off your face or logo. Use a centered image with margin rather than a wide logo or full-body shot.
  • The bio is clipped. Shorten it to the promise and the audience, and move details to an offer page.

Accepted image formats, sizes and crop controls are shown in the upload screen.

Next steps

Add your key links and social profiles, then pick one product to feature near the top.

Need help? Contact Tapmy Support with the Site URL, the problem, the time and time zone, your browser and device, and screenshots with private details removed. Never send passwords, verification codes, DNS credentials, tokens or customer data.