Open your public profile, switch a preset avatar and turn a photo or selfie into a gangster portrait. What others see is prestige — never your live location.
How it works
- Open your own public profile from the avatar button at the top right → My profile. On web the sidebar stays; the profile opens in the content pane.
- Tap another player’s name or avatar (friends, crew, chat, hitlist, leaderboards) to open their profile.
- The public profile shows your rank title (same as the dashboard), earned badges, event chips (gold/silver/bronze), crew name and properties (catalog photo + level).
- What stays hidden: current country, storage contents, locked achievement progress and the old estate composite. Online means a real session in the last minutes, not a world tick.
- Others can like your profile. The crew name is tappable. Event chips are prestige and sellable on Black Market → Marketplace; they add no power.
- At registration you choose male or female. That sets your starter avatar (`default_1` or `default_2`) and later the selfie-portrait style.
- Switch preset avatars in Settings. Free looks are open to everyone; VIP looks need Player VIP. Picking a preset turns a custom portrait off.
- You can change a preset avatar at most once every 7 days. Username can change at most once every 30 days (3–20 characters).
- Avatar from a photo or selfie: in Settings pick a look (classic noir, street casual, sharp suit or evening glamour), accept consent and upload a sharp face photo (max 5 MB).
- Each successful generation costs 100 premium credits. A failed AI run is not charged. You can keep up to 20 custom portraits.
- While it generates, a wait dialog stays open (this can take a few minutes). Then tap a portrait to use it as your avatar, download the PNG or remove it.
- The selfie is not stored after generation. Your registration gender steers the AI prompt; every look stays within the game rules (evening glamour stays classy).
Tips
- Use a sharp close-up of your face; sunglasses, group shots or heavy filters make a weaker portrait.
- Low on credits? Switch a free preset first. Selfie portraits are a credit sink, not a requirement.
- Remove a portrait that breaks the rules; staff can delete custom portraits.