Using Photobucket Layouts To Personalize Your MySpace Profile

My Space is one of those social networking sites where there are a lot of people who post their profiles and pictures on an online community. A single profile in MySpace is often composed of digital photos and brief personal information, which the user voluntarily submitted. MySpace is created to maximize the profiles of upcoming band and artists and introduce them through the online community. It would be nice if your profile would stand out against all the run of the mill pictures and introduction that permeate the site. You should use Photobucket layouts to customize your profile.

This is very achievable since there is no need for extensive experience in HTML or computers. You just need gainful knowledge of any profile generators and editors like www.pimp-my-profile.com and your Photobucket account, with Photobucket layouts and viola, you can start right away.

On www.pimp-my-profile.com, you will see 4 options on the uppermost part of the webpage: Myspace Layouts, Graphics, Generators, and Other Layouts.

The initial process stars when you click the “Generators” button. A new page will show in your screen giving you multiple options on how to decorate your profile, like glitter text, background, and even Photobucket layouts.

If you opt to change your profile background, you will need to click on the tab “backgrounds” then choose colors or add photos from Photobucket layouts.

If you want to search for more photos then open a new tab and type in photobucket.com. If you don’t have an account, you may sign up free. Using this site, you will be able to find different images that may express your personality then get the HTML code provided at the image. Copy the HTML code and paste it into the “image URL” field on pimp-my-profile. After this, click “PMP Upload.” The Photobucket layout then will be the background for your profile.

Editing your tables, text, or headings and scrollbars of your profile page would be the next step. You can do this by following their sequence tabs: “Tables,” “Text/Heading” and “Scrollbars.” You may edit their appearance by choosing their colors, fonts, and sizes.

After you finish designing, click “Generate my Code” to personalize your MySpace profile. The HTML code should then be copied and pasted in the “About Me” section of your MySpace page.