Edit your profile on each channel

Change your Page’s details while you’re switched into your Page, not your personal profile.

• Profile picture. This is the round picture next to every post. On a computer, open your Page, click your Page’s name, then click the camera icon on the picture and choose a photo. A square picture of 400 × 400 pixels fits.
• Bio. Facebook calls it your Intro, and it’s the short description at the top of your Page. Tap Edit on your Page, then the pencil next to Intro. It holds up to 100 characters.
• Link. Your website shows on your Page so people can go straight to it. Tap Edit, then the pencil next to Links.
• Cover image. This is the wide image across the top of your Page, and everyone can see it. On a computer, open your Page and click Edit cover photo, upload a photo, drag it into place and save. A cover of 851 × 315 pixels fits.
• Hours. Your hours tell people when you’re open. Tap Edit, then the pencil next to Details, where your address and hours live.

You need full access to the Page to change these. Someone with task access only can’t edit them.

Facebook’s own help pages: add information to your Page, change your Page’s profile picture and change your Page’s cover photo.

Every change starts the same way: go to your profile and tap Edit profile.

• Profile picture. Tap Edit picture or avatar, choose a photo, then tap Done. Anyone can see it, on or off Instagram. A square picture of 400 × 400 pixels fits.
• Bio. Your bio sits under your name and says what you do. Tap Bio, write it, then tap Done. It holds up to 150 characters.
• Link. Tap Links, then Add external link, then Done. You can add up to five links and reorder them, and anyone can see them.
• Cover image. Instagram doesn’t have a cover image.
• Hours. Instagram doesn’t have an hours field. A professional account can show your category and contact details instead, under Public business information in Edit profile.

Instagram’s own help pages: change your profile picture, add a bio, add a website and edit your business information.

In the Threads app, go to your profile and tap Edit profile.

• Profile picture. Tap your profile picture, choose a photo, then tap Done. A square picture of 400 × 400 pixels fits.
• Bio. Your bio tells people what your account is about. Tap Bio, write it, then tap Done. Keep it to about 150 characters.
• Link. Tap Link, add your website, then tap Done.
• Cover image. Threads doesn’t have a cover image.
• Hours. Threads doesn’t have an hours field.

Threads’ own help pages: edit your profile on Threads.

Go to your profile and tap Edit profile.

• Profile picture. Tap Change photo, take or upload a photo, crop it, then tap Save. If you’ve set a profile video, it shows instead of the photo. A square picture of 400 × 400 pixels fits.
• Bio. Your bio sits under your name and says what you post about. Tap Bio, write it, then tap Save. It holds up to 80 characters.
• Link. Next to Links, tap Add. TikTok shows a website link once your account has 1,000 followers or is a verified business account, and it doesn’t take links that open other social apps.
• Cover image. TikTok doesn’t have a cover image.
• Hours. TikTok doesn’t have an hours field.

TikTok’s own help pages: add a profile photo, change your bio and add a website link.

In the Pinterest app, tap your profile picture at the bottom right, then View profile, then Edit profile.

• Profile picture. Tap your photo, then Update profile picture. A square picture of 400 × 400 pixels fits.
• Bio. Pinterest calls it About, and it tells people what your boards are for. Tap About, write it, then tap Done. It holds up to 500 characters.
• Link. Under Website, add your site, then tap Done.
• Cover image. A business account can add a wide cover across the top of its profile. From your profile, tap the three dots at the top right, then Add cover image, crop it and tap Done. A cover of 1,600 × 900 pixels fits.
• Hours. Pinterest doesn’t have an hours field.

Pinterest’s own help pages: edit your profile, add your website and add a profile cover.

Go to your profile and tap Edit profile.

• Profile picture. Tap the camera icon on your photo, then Upload photo, then Save. X takes JPG, GIF or PNG files. A square picture of 400 × 400 pixels fits.
• Bio. Your bio sits under your name. Tap Bio, write it, then tap Save. It holds up to 160 characters.
• Link. Tap Website, add your site, then tap Save.
• Cover image. X calls it your header, the wide image behind your photo. Tap the camera icon on the header, then Upload photo, then Save. A header of 1,500 × 500 pixels fits.
• Hours. A professional account can show your hours in its Location Spotlight, next to your address. In Edit profile, tap Edit professional profile, then Professional Spotlight, then Edit, add your hours and tap Save.

X’s own help pages: customize your profile and professional accounts.

Bluesky’s profile has four parts you can change: your picture, your banner, your display name and your description. Bluesky doesn’t publish step-by-step help for editing them yet, so open your profile in the app and use its edit option.

• Profile picture. A square picture of 400 × 400 pixels fits. Bluesky takes pictures up to 1 MB.
• Bio. Bluesky calls it your description, and it sits under your name. It holds up to 256 characters.
• Link. Bluesky doesn’t describe a separate link field, so add your link to your description.
• Cover image. Bluesky calls it your banner. A banner of 1,500 × 500 pixels fits, and it needs to be under 1 MB.
• Hours. Bluesky doesn’t have an hours field.

Bluesky’s own help pages: editing profiles.