Your own username
Pick a username of 4 to 40 characters made of letters, numbers and dots. It becomes the address of your profile page.
After you publish·Public profile
Your public profile gathers all the sites you listed in Explore on a single page, with your name, your photo and the month you joined. It works like a small portfolio you can share.
Pick a username of 4 to 40 characters made of letters, numbers and dots. It becomes the address of your profile page.
The profile shows your name, photo, join date and listed sites. Your email address and your other sites are never shown.
Turn off Public profile in your account and the page closes, and your name no longer appears on your sites in Explore.
Step 1
Open your account, stay on Details and type a username. You see right away whether it is available.
Step 2
Your profile appears as soon as one of your sites is in Explore. Add one from the Share menu in Studio.
Step 3
Click View profile to open your page and copy its address for your bio, your email signature or a proposal.
Set a username in your account and list your sites in Explore. Your public profile then shows all of them on one page with your name and photo, ready to share with clients.
No. The profile shows only your name, your photo, the month you joined and the sites you listed in Explore. Your email and your unlisted sites stay private.
The profile moves to the new address and the old link stops working, so update it wherever you shared it. Some usernames are reserved and cannot be taken.
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