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How do I add a profile photo to my OneFront page?

Updated July 20, 2026

The short answer

To add a profile photo, open the Profile tab and upload an image from the avatar field — it's stored and shown at the top of your public page. If you already have a Gravatar tied to your email, OneFront uses that as a starting point automatically at signup, so you may already have a photo before you upload anything. You can replace it any time.

A face (or a logo) is the fastest way for a visitor to know they're in the right place. On OneFront your photo does double duty: it appears at the top of your page and it's included as the image in your page's structured data, so tools that show a picture beside your identity have a real one to use.

The Gravatar head start

If you've ever set up a Gravatar — a photo tied to your email address — OneFront checks for it at signup using Gravatar's public, hash-based lookup and starts your page with that image. Nothing is invented if no Gravatar exists; it's just a convenience so many people arrive with a photo already in place.

Choosing a good image

Use a square image so it crops cleanly into the circular avatar. A clear headshot works for a personal page; a simple logo works for a brand. You can replace it any time from the Profile tab, and the new image updates your page and its structured data together.

How to add a profile photo, step by step

  1. 1Open the Profile tab. Go to Profile in your dashboard and find the avatar (profile photo) field.
  2. 2Upload an image. Choose a square image for the cleanest crop. It uploads to your page's image storage and appears immediately.
  3. 3Or keep your Gravatar. If a Gravatar exists for your email, OneFront already filled it in at signup — keep it or upload your own to replace it.
  4. 4Save. Save to publish the photo to your public page and its structured data (as the entity's image).

Frequently asked

What is a Gravatar?
Gravatar is a service that links a photo to your email address. OneFront checks it via a public, hash-based lookup at signup and uses any existing avatar as a starting point — nothing is fabricated if none exists.
Does my photo help AI tools?
Your photo is included as the image in your page's schema.org data, so tools that surface an image alongside your identity have a real one to use.

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