If your photo is being used without your consent and you’re not a Tveni member, please contact us and send us a link to the account that is using your photo.

To add a photo to your profile simply go to your profile and click on Add Photos Add photo . You can choose whether you want to upload photos from Facebook, Instagram, Google + or if you want to upload them directly from your computer. Please note that the file format has to be either JPG or PNG and the file size limit is 128 MB. You can now ...

Please hover your mouse over the photo you would like to delete, click on the Three dots icon and select Delete photo Delete from the drop down menu. You can also open the picture in full size, click on the Three dots icon underneath the picture and select Delete photo.

Open your profile page, hover over your favourite photo and a picture icon Profile photo will appear. Just click on it to set this photo as your default one.

Unfortunately you cannot rotate your photos at the moment therefore please rotate your photos before uploading them to your profile.

If you are using the mobile app it is not possible to delete a photo sent via chat. You can however delete it by using your desktop browser. Please access your profile on your desktop browser and hover over the photo, tap on the bin iconDelete and click on Delete.

We accept JPG, PNG, GIF, AVI and MPEG files and the file size limit is 128MB for photos and their dimension must be at least 200 x 200 pixels.

Unfortunately it is not possible to remove the watermark from your photo.

If you would like to send a photo to another user, simply click the camera icon Chat - photo in Chat. Select either a photo which you sent already in the past or go to 'Add photos' and choose a new picture.

If your photo has been moderated it will most likely be due to one of the following reasons: You uploaded an erotic photo. You have uploaded a photo showing people under the age of 18. Your face is not visible enough for our preview window and thumbnail images. This will be due to the photo being too small, the image quality not being high ...