What you can set
- Profile photo — A headshot or image that appears next to your shared notes. Selah resizes uploaded images to 256×256 automatically.
- Username — A unique handle that forms the URL for your public notes (for example,
selah.app/@yourname/note-slug). Usernames are 3–40 characters and can include letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores. - Display name — The name shown to readers. Falls back to your account name if left blank.
- Bio — A short description of yourself, up to 500 characters. Useful for giving readers context — for example, “Pastor at First Church, teaching through Romans.”
How to update your profile
Go to Profile
Select Profile in the settings sub-navigation (under You). On mobile, tap Profile from the settings list.
Upload a photo
Click Upload photo to choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP image from your device. Selah resizes it to 256×256 pixels automatically. You can remove or replace it at any time.
Set your username and details
Enter your desired username, display name, and bio. The username field shows a preview of the URL your notes will appear at.
Visibility defaults
The profile editor includes two toggles that control what appears by default on shared notes:- Show bio on shared notes — When on, your bio appears on notes you publish. Individual notes can override this setting.
- Show avatar on shared notes — When on, your profile photo appears alongside shared notes.
You need a username to share notes publicly. If you haven’t set one yet, Selah suggests a random username when you open the profile editor for the first time.
How your profile appears on shared notes
When a reader visits a shared note, they see:- Your profile photo (if Show avatar is enabled)
- Your display name (or account name if display name is blank)
- Your bio (if Show bio is enabled)
selah.app/@username.