Give people a place to find you
A profile explains who made the work and keeps your posts and offers in one public place.
Manage it from your account
Edit the profile, publish posts, view subscribers, and check supported earnings without showing private account settings.
Your public profile is different from your library
My Files is where you manage stored work. A creator profile is information and content you choose to make available to an audience. Review the public version before sharing it, particularly descriptions, images, posts, and offers that could reveal unfinished or private material.
- Public profileIntroduce your work and updates.
- Offer or membershipExplain exactly what is included.
- Private workspaceManage supported account tools.
Useful detail
Give visitors a clear promise
Make clear promises
Say what a buyer or subscriber gets. Publish only work you can distribute, and check current payout rules before selling.
A subscription is a promise over time
Tell people the price, what membership includes, how often you expect to publish, and what access they receive. A vague promise of “exclusive content” is difficult to evaluate. Do not describe a one-time file purchase as a recurring subscription or imply they are the same thing.
Questions
Questions people ask
Do I need a profile to send a file?
No. Creator profiles are optional.
Can it replace my website?
It can be a simple public page, but a full website may still be better for wider business needs.
Can people subscribe through my profile?
Supported accounts can offer subscriptions. Explain the price, schedule, and what subscribers will receive before you publish.
Your next step
Open your profile →Introduce your work clearly and check the public view before sharing.