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# Set an NFT profile picture

You can set an NFT as profile picture

* First off all you should connect a supported NFT, read more: <https://phaver.gitbook.io/phaver-help-center/phaver-onboarding/get-connected/connect-your-first-nft>
* Go your profile
* Click "EDIT" button

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* Click "Edit" button on your profile image. You will see options as a profile picture
* Click "Set NFT as profile picture"

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* You will see your connected NFTs
* Choose one of them which you want to make your PFP
* And click "SAVE CHANGES"

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* It will look like square image on your profile and to everyone, so you can recognize it's fake PFP or not based on square or circle image

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* If you want to remove NFT profile picture, click "EDIT" button
* Click "Remove" button and "SAVE CHANGES"
* It's done

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