Setting up your public profile page
Under “Profile Page” you make your public page visible and fill it with a profile photo, a logo, a bio and your links. It lives at your own address and works independently of your gallery links.
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- The public profile page is part of your plan.
What the page is for #
Ab Tarif Pro Tarife ansehenThe profile page is your one place to point people to: a photo of you, a few sentences about your work, your links and, below that, the galleries you want to show. Anyone holding a gallery link has no need for it. It is for everybody else.
While visibility is off, nobody sees the page but you. Your galleries are untouched by this: a gallery link still leads to the photos when the profile page is invisible.
Making the page visible #
Ab Tarif Pro Tarife ansehenProfile Page Visibility
- Turn on “Profile page publicly visible”.
- Read the address shown below it after “URL”.
This switch saves right away. There is no Save button at this spot.
Open the address shown in a private browser window. The page has to appear there without a login.
Uploading a profile photo and a logo #
Ab Tarif Pro Tarife ansehenProfile Page Profile Photo
- Under “Profile Photo” click “Upload Photo” and pick a file. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 3 MB are allowed.
- Under “Logo” click “Upload Logo”. The limit there is 2 MB.
The profile photo and the logo are two different things. The profile photo shows you; the logo appears in the top left of the gallery view. Both save right after the upload, which you can tell from the “Saved” checkmark.
A PNG with a transparent background works best for the logo. Look at the result in the gallery preview before you leave it as it is.
Writing your bio #
Ab Tarif Pro Tarife ansehenProfile Page Bio
- Write a few sentences about yourself and your work.
- Click “Save”.
No links belong in this text. Addresses in running text stay unlinked; the fields under “Links” are there for that.
Linking your website, social media and reviews #
Ab Tarif Pro Tarife ansehenProfile Page Links
- Enter your address under “Website”, for example www.myphotosite.com.
- Add your profiles under “Social Media” with “Add Platform”. Up to ten entries are possible.
- Click “Save”.
Under “Google Reviews” you connect your Google Business Profile. Your review link comes from it, and you can drop that link into the gallery link email as a placeholder. The business profile does not need a published address for this.
Showing your Google reviews below your name #
Ab Tarif Pro Tarife ansehenProfile Page Google Reviews
- If you haven’t yet, connect your Google Business Profile under “Links”.
- In the sidebar under “Google reviews”, switch on “Show Google reviews”.
aftersnap fetches the rating from Google once a day. Visitors to your page load nothing from Google. If you have no reviews yet, the line appears with the first one.
The switch then shows the current status, such as “Rating 4.9 out of 5 · Reviews: 37”. Your profile page shows the same rating right below your name, linked to your Google Maps listing.
How your logo appears on the gallery cover photo #
Ab Tarif Pro Tarife ansehenProfile Page Appearance in the Gallery Cover Photo
“Make it White” keeps the logo visible on every cover photo and gives up all detail for it. A detailed graphic turns into a white shape. This setting suits single-colour logos on a transparent background.
“Original” keeps colours, detail and transparency and puts a soft shadow underneath, so the logo stays readable on bright images too.
Open a gallery that has a cover photo through the gallery preview and look at the logo in the top left.
- The profile page cannot be reached at the address.
- Check whether the switch under “Visibility” is really on. A browser you are logged into shows the page even while it is off, so test in a private window.
- The “Profile Page” menu entry is missing.
- The public profile page is not part of your plan. Under “Plan” you can see which plan includes it.
- The logo turns into a white shape on the cover photo.
- Switch “Appearance in the Gallery Cover Photo” to “Original”. “Make it White” is meant for single-colour logos.