A short instructional YouTube segment by Tracy Hazzard explaining how to add and position a Twitter profile banner. Advice covers opening Edit Profile → Add Photo → replace image from desktop, checking that the image positioning (especially near a subject's head and any words) isn't being cut off, and asking for design adjustments if cropping interferes with important content.
So Twitter looks like that. It's wide and long. And so here's my Twitter. Now, on Twitter, that is going right into your profile. There's no pages or other things on Twitter, so you're going to have to go edit profile and you go add photo and you immediately add here and you just replace that. So in this case, I could add here. I didn't download it, but I would get it off my desktop and then I would replace it and save. That's the only difference. And again, it's designed. If we look at the way the design is, it's designed to have that right by her head. Now, it might cut off. It might need to be higher because of its new positioning. And so that's something that you have to look at. Is it cutting off the. Is it cutting off my words or is it fitting perfectly? If it's fitting, fitting perfectly, great, go ahead and use it. If it's not, send it back and ask for an adjustment on the design.
