Setting a Profile Cover

At the top of your profile, you can set a profile cover to improve the overall look and to increase the attraction from other members. You can either set your profile cover as a non-adult photo from your public profile photos collections or you can choose a stock cover image that the website has provided.

Edit Cover Image

When viewing your own profile, you will be automatically placed into 'Edit Mode'. Above your profile photo will be an option to 'Edit Cover Image' as the following shows:

Update Cover Image

Choosing the edit cover image option will then show a display box with options on how you can update the cover image. You can be presented with 2 options from the top:

Photos

The website will provide a list of your profile photos. However you will only be able to choose from non-adult photos which you have in your public album. By non-adult, these are photos that are considered 'page 3 or less'. Photos that include genitals or the pubic area are considered adult and are not available to choose from.

To choose a photo from your profile, simply click on your selection. Once clicked, the update cover image box will be removed and your profile will immediately update to your new selection.

Site Images

The website will provide a list of stock site images that you can also use. These have been hand selected and offer a range of options that may suit your personality or interests.

To choose a site image, simply click on the 'Site Images' option as shown:

You can then scroll through the site images list and click your selection. Once clicked, the update cover image box will be removed and your profile will immediately update to your new selection.

Uploading Your Own Cover Image

All profile photo uploads must comply with the website's acceptable use policy i.e. such as the photo you use must be yours and you must be in the photo. You can upload your own cover image as long as the acceptable use policy is adhered to.

Coming soon, you will be able to upload your own custom site image which therefore doesn't need to comply with the acceptable use policy.