Your photo, your banner and your bio are the three things other players see first. All three are on Profile settings.
Before you start
Set your photo and your banner before you write your bio. Saving a new photo empties the bio, so a bio written first is lost.
Add a photo, a banner and a bio
Open Profile settings. With no images of your own, the banner shows Scoryboard's default artwork and your photo shows your initial.
Select the edit control under your photo and choose an image. Scoryboard opens Edit Your Avatar.
Scroll to zoom and drag to position, then select Apply.
Your photo uploads at once. There is nothing to save.
Select the edit control at the top right of the banner and choose an image.
Position the crop box, then select Apply & Upload.
Both are now in place.
Scroll to My bio and write up to 150 characters. The count under the box tells you how many you have used.
Select Save Changes.
What you will see
Scoryboard stores a wide strip from the middle of the banner image you choose, not the whole of it. A picture with its subject in the centre survives the crop best.
The bin beside each edit control removes that image at once. There is no confirmation, and the default artwork comes back.
If it does not work
Your bio has emptied itself. You changed your photo after writing it. Type the bio again and select Save Changes.
A yellow note appears in the crop window. Your image is smaller than Scoryboard would like. It still uploads, but a larger one looks better.
Your file is refused. The page takes a JPG, a GIF or a PNG, up to 3MB.
Your photo looks cut off. The circle crops a square from the middle. Drag the image in the crop window before you apply it.
Related
"Profile settings - what you can change"
"What your public player profile shows"
"The profile checklist in your sidebar"