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Zoom is a great tool for chatting with friends and family. But maybe now you have to use this app for work, and the profile photo you have is no longer appropriate. Or maybe Zoom has assigned you a profile picture for your Google account that you don’t quite like. The best way to avoid this is to delete the image completely.

If you’re looking for instructions on how to delete your Zoom profile photo, you’re in the right place. In this article we show you step by step how to do this on various devices.
How to delete a Zoom profile picture on an iPad
If you use Zoom on your iPad, chances are you use the Zoom app. Unfortunately, the Zoom app has no way to allow you to delete your profile photo in the app interface. Instead, you’ll need to log in to the Zoom website and delete your profile photo there. This is how you do it:
- Open the Internet browser on your iPad and navigate to https://zoom.us/

- Sign in to your Zoom account. Once you’re signed in, scroll down to the bottom of the home screen.

- Here you will find several menus. In the menu that appears as Supportyou will find an option labeled Account. Touch it.

- About him Account profile page, you will see a bar with Account profile and an arrow pointing down. Tap this arrow to expand the menu.

- Select Profile from the menu.

- On the new page that opens, you will see a thumbnail of your profile photo. Below are two options. Press the one that says Delete.

Your profile photo is now deleted. If you sign out of the Zoom website and sign in to your Zoom app on your iPad, you won’t see a profile picture.
How to Delete a Zoom Profile Picture on an iPhone
Using Zoom on your iPhone is very similar to using it on your iPad. iOS devices use the Zoom app downloaded from the App Store. As mentioned above, the Zoom app does not offer the option to delete your profile photo. But there is a way to avoid this:
- Open the web browser on your iPhone and navigate to https://zoom.us/. Once on the page, log in to your Zoom account.

- Scroll to the bottom of the home screen and look for a menu labeled Support. Under this menu is the option to Accountpress on it.

- You will see a Account profile bar with a drop-down arrow on the page that opens. Tap the arrow.

- From the dropdown menu, choose Profile.

- Below the thumbnail of your profile picture displayed is the option to Delete. Touch it.

Your profile picture will now be displayed in white. If you sign out of Zoom in your browser and open the Zoom app on your phone, you’ll see the image deleted there as well.
How to Delete a Zoom Profile Picture on an Android Phone
Like an iOS device, an Android device uses the Zoom app, downloaded from the Google Play Store. As with the iOS version, the Zoom Android app doesn’t let you delete your profile photo. You can change it but not delete it. Luckily, there is still a way to delete the image. This is how you do it:
- Launch the web browser on your phone and navigate to https://zoom.us/. Sign in to your Zoom account.

- Scroll to the bottom of the home screen and look for a menu called Support. Tap on the Account option that appears in this menu.

- On the page that opens, find the Account profile and tap the down arrow next to it. From the menu that appears, choose Profile.

- Select the Delete option provided below the thumbnail of your current profile photo.

Your profile picture is now removed from your account. The online version of Zoom and its Zoom app will now display a blank placeholder instead of a profile image.
How to delete a Zoom profile picture on PC
Deleting a profile picture in Zoom from your PC is a little easier. Here’s how to do it:
- Launch your web browser and go to https://zoom.us/. Sign in to your Zoom account.

- On the home screen that opens, scroll to the bottom of the page. Here you will see several menus on a dark banner. Under the Support menu, you will find Account. Click on it.

- He Account profile The page will open. At the top left of the page there will be an options menu. Click on Profile.

- About him Profile page, you will see a thumbnail of your profile photo. Below the image you have two options. Click on the one labeled Delete.

- A confirmation pop-up will ask if you want to delete your profile photo. Confirm your choice by clicking Yeah.

Your profile photo will now be displayed as a blank image.
Additional FAQs
Why does a profile picture still appear even though I deleted it?
If you sign in to Zoom with your Google account, you may encounter this issue. This is because Zoom automatically assigns one of your saved images from your Google account as your profile image. There are a few ways to avoid this.
Your Google account profile picture is also linked to Zoom. If you leave your Google profile picture blank, your Zoom profile picture will also be empty. This may cause Zoom to select another photo from your Google account. In this case, you can delete all your images from your Google account.
While these two options work, not everyone wants to delete pictures and profile pictures from their Google account. We suggest using the third option, which involves saving a blank image as a profile photo on your Zoom account. This is how you do it:
1. Find a generic profile image on Google. It could even be a white JPEG. Save it to your device.
2. Next, in your web browser, go to zoom.us/profile and sign in to your Zoom account. Your profile page will then open.
3. Below your existing profile photo, choose the option to Change.
4. Select your generic profile picture saved on your device storage.
5. When the image has loaded, select Save.
Your Zoom profile picture will now be set as a generic image until you choose to change it again. This method works for all devices. It is important to keep in mind that Zoom only allows you to upload images smaller than 2 Mb and they must be in JPEG, PNG or GIF format.
Deleted profile picture
Deleting your profile photo in Zoom is relatively simple once you know the steps to follow. The simple instructions provided in this guide will allow you to remove your image without any problems. Now you can start chatting with colleagues or clients without having an unprofessional profile picture in the way.