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Change your profile photo

You'll learn how to: Update your profile photo, the image that signs every AI-drafted email and shows up wherever your identity appears in Nynch.

Time: 30 seconds.

Steps

  1. Open Settings (gear icon, bottom-left).
  2. Click the Profile tab.
  3. Find your current avatar at the top of the profile section.
  4. Click the avatar (or look for an Upload photo / Change photo action next to it).
  5. Pick an image file from your computer.
  6. (Optional) Crop / adjust if the upload modal supports it.
  7. Save.

The new photo applies immediately. Existing tabs may need a refresh to see it.

Where the photo shows up

  • Your activity timeline entries.
  • AI-drafted email signatures.
  • Shared deal rooms (with your branding).
  • Coaching / Assist responses where you're identified.
  • The roster in the Team tab.
  • LinkedIn-style cards in the Bucket Game (your contact view that teammates see).

Photo recommendations

  • Square or 1:1 crop. Round avatars crop circular; rectangular originals look weird.
  • Face visible. Tight head-shot beats full-body for the sizes Nynch uses.
  • Recent. Decade-old headshots are obvious and undermine trust.
  • Reasonable file size. Under 2MB. The upload may downsample anyway, but huge files slow the upload.

Remove the photo

  1. Open Settings > Profile.
  2. Click the avatar.
  3. Look for Remove photo in the upload modal or the avatar's more-actions menu.
  4. The avatar reverts to your initials in a coloured circle.

Different photos for different surfaces

Currently Nynch uses one profile photo everywhere. If you want a different image on, say, deal rooms vs the in-app interface, that's not configurable today. Pick one good photo and use it consistently.

If something goes wrong

  • Symptom: "Upload says 'File too large'." → Fix: Compress the image to under 2MB. Most image-editing tools can resize / re-compress.
  • Symptom: "Upload succeeded but the photo is missing." → Fix: Refresh the page. The CDN can take a moment to surface the new image. If still missing, try uploading again.
  • Symptom: "Photo shows as the old one in emails I send." → Fix: Existing email drafts may have cached the old image. New drafts use the new photo. If a sent email had the old photo, that's normal; recipients see what was current at send time.
  • Symptom: "Crop modal doesn't let me adjust." → Fix: Some plans don't include the inline crop tool. Crop the image in another tool first (Photos / Preview / online cropper) and upload the result.

Related: Settings, tab by tab | Setting up your account.