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# Public profiles & following

Your public profile, highlights, following and what other people can see.

Every account has a public profile page where you can show off your characters and creations.

## What's on your profile

* Your avatar, username and bio (up to 500 characters).
* How many people follow you and how many you follow.
* Three tabs: **Characters** (your public characters), **Images** and **Videos**.

Images and clips only appear on your profile when you choose **Share to profile** for them in the Image Studio.

## Highlights

Pin up to **12** characters, images or clips to the top of your profile with **Pin to highlights**.

## Following

Click **Follow** on someone's profile to follow them. Anyone can see your followers and who you follow from your profile.

## What's public and what's private

|                                             | Who can see it |
| ------------------------------------------- | -------------- |
| Your profile, bio and avatar                | Everyone       |
| Public characters you created               | Everyone       |
| Private characters                          | Only you       |
| Images and clips you shared to your profile | Everyone       |
| Your chats, memories and personas           | Only you       |

{% hint style="info" %}
Characters are public by default. Set one to **Private** when you create it, and only you can see and chat with her.
{% endhint %}

## Edit your profile

Click **Edit profile** to change your avatar, username or bio. Usernames can use lowercase letters, numbers and underscores.


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