Profile Management

Browser console scripts for updating X/Twitter profile information.

Script Selection

Update Profile

File: src/updateProfile.js

Programmatically updates profile fields: display name, bio, location, website, birth date.

How to Use

1. Navigate to x.com/settings/profile
2. Open DevTools (F12) -> Console
3. Paste the script -> Enter

Configuration

const CONFIG = {
  displayName: 'Your Name',
  bio: 'Your new bio here',
  location: 'City, Country',
  website: 'https://example.com',
};

Profile Manager

File: src/profileManager.js

Core module for reading and updating profile data. Used by other scripts that need profile context.

QR Code Sharing

File: src/qrCodeSharing.js

Generates a shareable QR code for your X profile. Useful for in-person networking and cross-platform promotion.

DOM Selectors

Field Limits

Strategy Guide

Optimizing profile for conversions

1. Display name: Full name + value proposition keyword (e.g., "Jane Smith | AI Engineer")
2. Bio: Lead with what you do, who you serve, proof (numbers), and CTA
3. Location: Include if relevant to your niche (e.g., "San Francisco, CA" for tech)
4. Website: Link to your most important conversion page (not just homepage)
5. Avatar: Professional headshot, face visible, good lighting, contrasting background
6. Header: Banner showing your work, product, or personal brand tagline

Bio formula (160 chars max)

{What you do} for {who you serve}
{Proof/credentials}
{CTA or link description}

Example: "Building AI tools for indie hackers | 10K+ users | Free at example.com"

Profile A/B testing

1. Use src/updateProfile.js to set version A
2. Run for 1 week, track follower growth with src/followerGrowthTracker.js
3. Switch to version B with src/updateProfile.js
4. Compare growth rates after another week
5. Keep the winning version

Notes

• Profile updates take effect immediately after saving
• Avatar and header uploads require file input interaction
• Bio supports line breaks and emoji
• All scripts include dry-run mode by default
• Changes can be reverted by running the script again with old values