Your profile photo helps put a face to your business and makes your AGENTVIEW experience feel more personal and professional. Adding a clear, current headshot helps clients recognize you, builds familiarity, and creates a polished presence anywhere your profile image appears throughout AGENTVIEW.

Open Account Profile

From the left navigation menu, scroll to Settings and click Account Profile.

Open the Profile Photo Editor

In the Account Overview panel, click Edit beside your current profile photo.

   The Update Profile Picture window will open, giving you the tools to upload, position, and preview your new profile image.

Choose and Position Your Photo

   Choose Profile Image
   Click Browse and select the photo you want to use from your computer or device.

   Position Your Photo
   After the image loads, drag the photo within the preview area until your face is centered.

   Adjust the Zoom
   Use the Zoom slider to increase or decrease the image size until the framing looks right.

   Review the Preview
   The circular preview shows how your profile picture will appear once it is saved. Make sure your face is centered and comfortably fits within the crop.

Save Your Profile Image

When you are happy with the placement and size of your photo, click Save Profile.

   After the editor closes, review your updated image in the Account Overview panel to make sure it appears the way you intended.

   If you decide not to make a change, click Cancel to close the editor without saving a new profile image.

Tips for a Great Profile Photo

   Choose a Current Photo
   Use a recent headshot that looks like you today so clients can easily recognize you.

   Keep the Focus on You
   A well-lit photo with a clean, simple background helps create a polished and professional appearance.

   Leave Room Around Your Face
   Keep your face centered and leave enough space around your head so the circular crop does not feel too tight.

   Use a Clear, High-Quality Image
   Choose a sharp photo and avoid zooming in too far, which can make the finished image appear blurry or pixelated.