# How to Add Profile Images in Threadly

If you'd like to use an image for your Profile within Threadly, follow these best practices to set up an image.

1. Search the image you want to get a URL for. For example, search the term "Cat" in [Google Image](https://images.google.com/).
2. Right-click on the image to open the menu.
3. Click ‘Copy Image Address’ in the menu.<br>

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4. Paste the address you copied into Threadly.

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<summary>Using images from Google Drive</summary>

1. Share the file with "Anyone with the link"

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2. Click "Copy Link"

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<summary>Using a hosting service (i.e. Imgur)</summary>

If you're using an image hosting service like Imgur, make sure the URL you're inputting is the direct link to the image and ends with a .jpg, .jpeg, .png, or .gif extension.

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