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# Profile
### How to access
To access it, click on the drop-down menu and then "**My Profile"**.
### Edit Profile
To edit the settings, click "**Edit**" located in the upper right corner.
Note that after clicking the "**Edit**" button, the fields are available for editing, **except for the email**.
Below, you can find the documentation for the sections found in "**Profile**":
* [Profile photo](#profile-photo)
* [Profile information](#informacoes-do-perfil)
* [Change password](#alterar-senha)
* [Your spaces](#your-spaces)
* [Account Options](#account-options)
#### Profile photo
The top panel displays your **photo** (if available), **name**, **permission type** (in the selected space), and your **ID**.
**Add or change photo**
1\) To add your photo to your profile, hover over the icon with your initials and click "**Edit**." Then, choose or drag and drop the desired image.
2\) After the image loads, you can adjust the size. Then, click "**Apply image**".
3\) If needed, click the edit icon (pencil) to edit the image or the trash can icon to delete it. If everything looks good, just click "**Save**" to complete the action.
4\) That's it! The image has been added to your profile. Don't forget to click "**Save changes**" before leaving the page.
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**Delete photo**
1\) If you want to delete the profile photo, hover over the icon and click "**Edit**." Then, click "**Delete image**."
2\) Your avatar will revert to displaying only your initials. Don't forget to click "**Save changes**" before leaving the page.
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#### Profile information
The information provided during registration is available in this area: **Full name**, **Email**, **Phone**, and **Language**. You can change the information and language preferences, except for the email.
After making any changes, click "**Save changes**". If you don't want to make any changes, simply choose "**Cancel**."
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#### Change password
In this area, you can change your **Skyone Studio** password. To do so, simply enter your current password and the new one.
Don't forget to click on “**Save changes**” before leaving the page.
{% hint style="info" %}
We recommend that your password contains at least 8 characters, including upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols.
{% endhint %}
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#### Your spaces
In this area you can check which workspaces you have access to, add a new workspace and leave and/or delete a workspace. To find out more, access the documentation [here](/english/skyone-studio/overview/workspace.md).
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#### Account Options
In this block you can **deactivate** or **delete the account**.
**Deactivate account**
1\) To temporarily deactivate your account, click the **"Deactivate account"** button .
2\) Confirm the deactivation by typing your username and then clicking the "**Deactivate account**" button.
When you want to return, simply log back into **Skyone Studio** using your login credentials.
**Delete account**
1\) To delete your account, click the "**Delete account**" button.\
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2\) Confirm the deletion by typing your username and then clicking the "**Delete account**" button.
{% hint style="info" %}
Once deleted, it will not be possible to recover your account data in the event of regret.
{% endhint %}
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