What’s on a profile
Header and identity
Header and identity
The profile displays the creator’s full name, username (prefixed with @), avatar, and — for paid plans — a Pro or Creator badge with a crown icon. A banner image appears on desktop.
Followers and following
Followers and following
Tap the Followers or Following counts to open a list of those accounts. You can follow anyone from that list directly.
Spotlight track
Spotlight track
A pinned banner at the top of the content area plays the creator’s most recently completed track. Tap it to start or pause playback inline.
Pinned content sections
Pinned content sections
Below the spotlight are four scrollable rows: Tracks, Beats, Albums, and Artwork. Each row shows up to four pinned items the creator has chosen to highlight.
Following a creator
Open any profile you don’t own and tap Follow. The button changes to Following immediately. Tap it again to unfollow. Your follower and following counts update in real time. To send a direct message, tap Message. This opens an existing conversation or starts a new one.Your own profile
Your profile has the same layout, but with editing tools instead of follow and message buttons.1
Edit your bio and photo
Tap Edit (or the edit icon on mobile) to open profile settings. Update your display name, username, bio, avatar, banner image, music genres, and social links.
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Pin content to your profile
Tap Manage Profile Content to choose which tracks, beats, albums, and artworks appear in each pinned row. You can pin up to four items per section.
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Access analytics
Tap Analytics to view play counts, like trends, and listener data for your content.
Viewing another user’s profile
You can reach any creator’s profile in several ways:- Click their name or avatar on any community feed card.
- Click the creator byline on a track detail page.
- Search for them by name or username in the Search page.
Profile pages are fully public. Any content you pin or share to the community is visible to all Orem users.