> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.protocol.land/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.protocol.land/working-with-profiles/add-a-readme-for-your-profile.md).

# Add a README for your profile

A README on your profile provides a personal touch, allowing you to introduce yourself, your interests, and your experience to the community.

Follow these steps to add or edit your README on Protocol.Land:

1. Click on the active account icon in the header on Protocol.Land.\
   ![](/files/1iDPdQ6GK6RZe1wxodBS)
2. A dropdown menu will appear with a link to your profile and the option to Logout.\
   ![](/files/C03F5uebSIWxXUWzo0sp)
3. Click "Profile" to navigate to your profile page.
4. On your profile page, Protocol.Land provides a dedicated component to share about yourself, akin to creating a README for your GitHub profile.
5. Click on the Edit icon located at the top right corner of this README component.\
   ![](/files/KB4d0fuZUjCkFrolzmO4)
6. You will be provided with an editor to revise your details. 
7. Craft your message, introduction, or any other information you wish to share. Utilize the editor's features to format and style your text.
8. Click on the "Preview" tab of the editor to view how your changes would look to others.\
   ![](/files/fMXyPayiCFfkOCtaCdSJ)
9. Once satisfied, click “Save” located at the top right corner of the editor to update the changes.\
   ![](/files/RDKvCX0xE7jKqCKJV2hI)
10. The README section of your profile page will be refreshed with the updated information.


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