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3 years ago

How Do I get A Picture For My Profile, It keeps saying my pistures won't work

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EleoNora [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

So whenever it won't work, try to find a new pic because your current one is too small / big. Type in the size, for example, 10x10 cool backgrounds, and pick one. You can do any size and any background so long as it fits. Also don't multiply 10x10 whenever you're dealing with backgrounds.

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