Make Profile Picture Private Facebook 2019

This instructs you just how to change your former Facebook profile image's privacy settings. While Facebook does not allow you to establish your existing account photo as anything other than public in order to help others identify you, you can make your past Facebook profile images private.

Make Profile Picture Private Facebook

Actions

1. Open up Facebook. Tap the Facebook application icon, which appears like a white "f" on a dark-blue history. This will certainly open your Facebook News Feed if you're logged in.

If you're not logged into Facebook, enter your e-mail address and password before proceeding.

2. Tap the profile symbol. It's a person-shaped icon at the bottom of the display. Doing so will certainly open your account page.

On an iPad, you might find this icon in the top-right edge of the screen.

If you don't see the account symbol, tap ☰ in the bottom-right corner of the screen, after that tap your name on top of the menu.

3. Scroll down and also touch See All Pictures. You'll locate this alternative below the listing of images that's near the top of your account web page.

4. Tap the Albums tab. It's at the top of the screen.

5. Faucet Account Pictures. This cd must be close to the top of the Albums tab. Your present account photo will certainly be the cd cover.

You might need to scroll to see this album.

6. Select a profile image. Tap the profile photo that you intend to make private.

7. Faucet ⋯. It remains in the top-right corner of the screen. A pop-up food selection will certainly appear at the end of the screen.

On an iPad, the food selection will drop-down from the ⋯ symbol.

8. Faucet Edit Privacy. This option is in the pop-up menu. Doing so opens up a checklist of blog post personal privacy alternatives.

9. Tap Only me. It remains in the "Who can see your post?" list of alternatives.

* If you do not see this choice, first tap More near the center of the display.

10. Faucet Done. It's in the top-right corner of the display. Doing so conserves your personal privacy setups, therefore making your chosen profile photo viewable just by you.

If a friend of your own is tagged in your profile photo, they can still view the image.