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# Display Picture

Set and manage the display picture shown on your WhatsApp business profile.

This section covers your WhatsApp Business API display picture — the profile image customers see next to your business name when they receive a message from you. It explains why the display picture matters and how it affects customer trust, then walks through the two ways to set or change it: directly from the DoubleTick Dashboard, or from Facebook Business Manager / WhatsApp Manager for source-level control.

#### In this section

* [Understanding display picture for your WhatsApp API number](/meta-business-setup/display-picture/display-picture-guide.md)
* [How to set or change display image for your DoubleTick account](/meta-business-setup/display-picture/how-to-change-your-display-image.md)
* [How to change WhatsApp API display image from Facebook Business Manager](/meta-business-setup/display-picture/how-to-change-your-display-picture-in-fbm.md)

#### Related topics

* [Display picture guide](/meta-business-setup/display-picture/display-picture-guide.md)
* [How to change your display image](/meta-business-setup/display-picture/how-to-change-your-display-image.md)
* [How to change your display picture in FBM](/meta-business-setup/display-picture/how-to-change-your-display-picture-in-fbm.md)


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