Your Profile

The Settings page is where you manage your own account: your picture, your sign-in security, a few preferences, your notification choices and your Discord link. It opens on the Profile tab, which shows who the account belongs to and lets you choose the picture that appears across the portal.

Open Profile

The Profile tab. The band at the top summarizes your account; the tabs switch between the five settings areas.

Sidebar: Profile (under Account)
Address: /dashboard/settings
Who sees it: Every signed-in customer

What you see on the page

The page is titled Settings and reads “Manage your account, sign-in security and preferences.”

Under the title, an Account status band shows four readouts at a glance:

Readout	What it tells you
Two-factor	On (with “authenticator app”) or Off (with “not set up”). Change it on the Security tab.
Discord	Linked with your `@handle`, Not linked, or Checking while the page looks it up. Change it on the Connections tab.
Feature Requests	Shown or Hidden “in the sidebar”. Change it on the Preferences tab.
Picture	Which picture is in use: Auto, Discord or Uploaded. Change it on this page.

Below the band is a row of five tabs. Each tab is also a row under Account in the left sidebar (on a narrow screen, open the sidebar with the menu button at the top left), so you can reach any of them in one click from anywhere in the portal.

Sidebar row	Settings tab	What it is for
Profile	Profile	Your picture, name and email (this page)
Security	Security	Password, two-factor authentication and passkeys
Preferences	Preferences	Feature Requests link and auto-applying credits
Notification settings	Notifications	Which alerts reach you, by email and in the app
Connections	Connections	Linking your Discord account

Links that jump to a tab

Note

Each tab has its own address, for example /dashboard/settings?tab=security. The Profile tab is the default and has no ?tab= part. A link such as /dashboard/settings#connections also lands on the right tab.

The Account card

The right-hand card is titled Account. It lists:

Name and Email as they are on your account. If either is empty it reads “Not set”.
Discord, with your @handle, but only when a Discord account is linked.

Under the details the card says “Your name and email are read only here.” There is no field to edit them on this page. If your name or email needs to change, email echo@quickbox.io.

The last line of the card is a link into the Connections tab. It reads Connect Discord when no account is linked and Manage Discord when one is.

Choose your profile picture

The left-hand card is titled Profile picture. It shows the picture currently in use at full size, a drop zone, and, once you have more than one picture to choose from, the display preference.

Upload a picture

Open Account → Profile in the sidebar.
In the Profile picture card, click the dashed drop zone that reads Drop an image here or click to upload, or drag an image file onto it.
Pick a JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF file no larger than 2 MB. A different type shows “Invalid file type. Please upload a JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF image.” and a larger file shows “File too large. Maximum size is 2MB.”
A Crop your avatar window opens with the hint “Drag to move, use corners to resize”. Drag the square to position it, drag a corner to resize it, and check the round Preview underneath.
Click Apply crop. The drop zone shows Uploading, then a green “Avatar uploaded successfully!” message appears and the new picture replaces the old one. Uploading also sets Display preference to Custom avatar, so your uploaded picture is the one shown everywhere.

Click Cancel in the crop window to back out without changing anything.

The crop window. Drag the square to move it, drag a corner to resize it, then choose Apply crop.

Remove an uploaded picture

When you have uploaded a picture, a red Remove custom avatar button sits under the drop zone. Click it and the picture is removed. It does not appear until you have an uploaded picture.

Choose which picture is shown

Once you have an uploaded picture or a Discord picture, a Display preference choice appears under the drop zone:

Option	What it means
Automatic	”Custom avatar if uploaded, otherwise Discord.” This is the default until you upload a picture, which switches you to Custom avatar.
Discord avatar	”Always your Discord picture.” Only listed when your Discord account has a picture.
Custom avatar	”Always your uploaded picture.” Only listed when you have uploaded one.

Click an option and a green “Display preference updated!” message confirms it. If you have neither an uploaded picture nor a Discord picture, the choice is replaced by the note “Upload a picture or link Discord to choose which one is shown.”

With an uploaded picture and a Discord picture, the Display preference choice lets you pick which one is used.

Troubleshooting

Symptoms

The upload says Invalid file type
The upload says File too large
There is no Display preference choice
The Discord line is missing from the Account card

Resolution

Use a JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF file. Other formats, including HEIC, are refused.
Resize the image to 2 MB or less and try again.
The choice only appears when you have something to choose between. Upload a picture or link Discord first.
That line only shows when a Discord account is linked. Use Connect Discord on the Connections tab.