Change profile picture

Change the profile picture to the new logo file ClayCorner_Logo_Stacked.png. Make sure it is centered, legible at small sizes, and that the image background is transparent so it appears crisp against the page. Confirm it appears correctly in the circular crop on both desktop and mobile.

Before I swap the profile photo, make it easy for followers to recognize us at a glance. Ensure the stacked logo fills the circle without cutting letters, the colors have enough contrast at thumbnail size, and flag any elements that will make a customer hesitate to tap our page, like unreadable text or overly detailed backgrounds.

I uploaded our stacked logo as the profile picture and now the letters look too small inside the circular crop. Emma, the social lead, will get complaints that the page looks unbranded. I don’t know whether to enlarge the logo, switch to a simplified mark, or change spacing. What is the most likely fix that preserves the logo while keeping it legible in thumbnails?

Across accounts I manage, every few months we have to rework profile images because they become unreadable in small feed thumbnails. This costs design time and reduces recognition. Which design habit should I change to avoid repeated fixes — and what strict guideline (for example: use only a single lettermark or ensure minimum clear space and stroke width) should we adopt for all future profile images?