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How to Change DP in Google Account

By Bandapally Srinivas Goud

Do you want to change the DP of your google account or Gmail? here is the step-by-step guide.

As your Gmail profile image, you can select whatever picture you like.

And you can also change that picture whenever you need.

When someone sees your name in their chat list or email inbox, this profile picture appears.

The image can also show up in their iPhone or iPad's notifications for incoming chat messages you send them.

Your Google Account photo is also your Gmail profile picture.

Step-by-step Guide to Change your Gmail/Google Account profile picture

Follow the below steps.

Change on computer:

To Alter your image

Open a Google account on your computer.

Simply tap your profile image at the top right.

Select Manage your Google Account.

Tap "Personal details" on the Google Account page.

Tap your current profile photo under "Profile."

To select or snap a picture, adhere to the on-screen instructions.

Select Set Profile Photo.

Change On Android:

To alter your image

Open the Gmail app on your Android mobile device or tablet.

Touch your profile photo in the top right corner.

Tap Camera Photo, followed by Change or Add Profile Photo, on your profile picture.

Create or select a new profile photo.

Drag your profile photo into the square's middle.

Then select Save as profile image.

Change on iPhone & iPad:

To change your image

Open the Gmail app on your iOS device or tablet.

Touch your profile photo in the top right corner.

Tap Camera Photo, followed by Change or Add Profile Photo, on your profile picture.

Create or select a new profile photo.

Drag your profile photo into the square's middle.

Then select Save as profile image.

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