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Set your profile picture. Your profile picture is what other people see when they're chatting with you. By default it is blank, but it's easy to set it to show a picture of yourself or something else. To do this, just use the following steps:
- Tap the gear icon at the top of the Kik home screen.
- On the next page, tap "Set Photo."
- Pick "Take Picture" to take a picture of yourself or pick "Choose Existing" to browse your camera roll for a picture to use.
2
Personalize your chat bubble color. Bored of the default green chat bubble for your messages? Use the following steps to change it to the color you wish:
- Tap the gear icon at the top of the Kik home screen.
- Tap "Chat Settings."
- Tap "Chat Bubble Color."
- Tap the color you would like from the list of options.
3
Try downloading new emoticons. Once you start using emoticons, it can be surprising how quickly you get used to throwing them into your messages. If you get tired of your basic selection of emoticons, try using the following steps to get more:
- Start a message to one of your friends.
- Tap the emoticon button.
- Tap the + button in the right corner of the menu that pops up.
- Select the emoticons you want from the shop.
4
Try messaging the Kik Team for fun. Before you add anyone else to your list of contacts, you will have one already pre-set: a contact named "Kik Team." This is a support bot — a simple program that will try to answer any questions you ask it. It also has a number of witty one-liners and anecdotes in its repertoire, so try sending it any message you like and seeing what it has to say! You can also send it pictures and videos to have it comment on them.
- If you ask the Kik Team bot for help (for instance, with a message like "I need help"), it will give you a link to the Kik support page at help.kik.com.
RESOURCE : WIKIHOW
