Changing your desktop background or profile picture can be fun ways to make your Mac feel more familiar.

You will only need to set aside a minute or two to change your Mac's profile photo.

Here are the steps you need to take to accomplish the task.

How to change your profile picture on a Mac

1. Click the Apple icon in the top left corner of the screen to select System Preferences.

HOW TO CHANGE PROFILE PICTURE MAC
Select “System Preferences” from the menu.
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2. Click Users and Groups.

The Mac System Preferences panel with the Users & Groups option highlighted.
Click "Users & Groups".
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3. The lock icon can be found in the bottom- left corner of the window.

The Users & Groups menu with the lock icon highlighted.
Clicking the lock will allow you to make changes to your Mac profile picture.
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Click on the pop-up window to enter your password.

The Users & Groups menu with the unlock button highlighted.
Make sure to click "Unlock" after entering your password.
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If you have more than one profile, you have to change individual profile pictures through each profile.

5. When you see the word Edit, click over the profile picture.

The Users & Groups menu with the edit button highlighted.
While hovering over your profile photo, click the "edit" button.
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Select your new profile photo from the options on the left sidebar.

The profile picture selection screen with the available options highlighted.
You can select your profile photo from the folders in the left sidebar.
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7. Click to save.

There are 8. If you want to change the scale of the photo, you can use the sliding scale below the photo in the editor.