Today Twitter looks completely different from what it did in its early years. On modern pages, the user can express their imagination by changing the color scheme and background image at their discretion.
Chances are, you've ever seen Twitter user pages adorned with a background image or a new color scheme. Today, the functionality of this social network makes it easy to change the background and color of the page of your choice.
How can you do this on your page
To do this, select "Settings" from the menu at the top of the Twitter page. A submenu will appear below your profile picture. Select "Design" in it.
You can choose a default theme or scroll down the menu and browse the available themes. From the options available, you can choose either a Twitter background image or a matching color scheme.
The themes offered on Twitter that you can install are displayed as square thumbnails inside the Design tab. Note that clicking one of these not only changes the background, but also the color of the various parts and text of the page. If you choose one of the suggested themes on Twitter, you can later change the page color to your liking.
If you prefer to use a background image or a picture from a computer, click on the link in the box below the suggested images. Then download the file by clicking the Browse button and select the file from your computer.
How to Change Your Page Background Correctly on Twitter - Some Tips
Twitter allows you to choose the type of tile that works best for you. You can choose the pattern of this tile to your liking. To do this, simply click the "Tile Background" button and check the box next to the image you like.
If you want to set a picture that will adorn your Twitter page on the left side of the bottom, it should be no more than 180 pixels wide. Thanks to this, the image will be aesthetically pleasing and open correctly on many widescreen monitors.
Keep in mind that not all users use the same screen settings, and therefore do not set the picture too large. It should be no more than 600 pixels. Otherwise, it will expand too massively and leave little free space at the bottom of the page on most displays. Choose a color scheme that matches your image the most.
If you use Twitter for business purposes, you can use your company logo as the background of the page and match it with color.
