Changing or replacing your profile picture for Gmail app on Android, iOS is now easier and faster than before.

In addition to deleting your current photo, you can now edit your Google profile photo without leaving the Gmail app
for Android or iOS. The search engine giant spares no effort to make Gmail the one app that can be used for everything.

The Gmail mobile app is packed with awesome features like editing, video calling, messaging, and email. In addition to the aforementioned features, the app now has a quick shortcut to delete or change your current Google profile picture.

Editing Google Profile Picture in Gmail App for Android, iOS

Much to the relief of Gmail users, they don’t need to go to Google’s settings menu to edit their profile photos. This can now be done through an easy to use option available in the Gmail app on the phone.

You must have the Gmail app installed on your mobile phone to change or replace your Google profile picture in Gmail. In addition, your profile picture must be saved on your phone.

First of all, you need to open the Gmail app on your phone. The next step is to tap on the current profile picture at the top right corner of the Gmail app.

Tap your current profile picture on the next screen. Then press “Edit” if you want to edit your image. You can also press “Delete” to delete your current profile picture.

Google Account Chooser Shortcut

The Account Picker, located in the upper right corner of Gmail, includes a list of all of your accounts. This is a standard interface for the latest proprietary apps, with quick shortcuts to “Manage your Google Account” or to add new ones.

The account picker shortcut was first spotted in Contacts in February by Google. It expanded to Gmail through a recent update. It’s live on Android, as well as iOS.

This shortcut is likely to be made available on other apps, but it’s better suited for productivity-focused apps, according to 9To5Google. It is currently not available for Docs, Drive, Meet, and Chat.

The new Gmail with to Chat and Rooms is currently available on iOS for free Google Accounts. In line with Google’s ambition to make Gmail the new “home for work”, the company wants to ensure that users can do it all on one page.

Google unveiled several productivity-focused features during I / O 2021 in an effort to bring Workspace apps closer together. The company also announced a “Save to Google Photos” shortcut for consumers during the event.