Change how your website looks
Updated 6 September 2026
The Short Answer
Your cover, your photo and your card text each have a pencil on the page in My Page, and Colour sits in Configure Page. Between them they change everything a visitor sees before they scroll: the picture behind your name, your face, what you call yourself, and the colour of every button on the page.
Everything a visitor takes in before they scroll is set from four controls.
How do I change the cover?
In My Page, press the pencil on the cover photo. You get 12 ready-made covers — Skyline Dusk, Marina Blue Hour, Heartland Morning, Estate Greenery and the rest — or your own picture from Computer, My Files or Google Drive.
Remove Cover puts back the default, Skyline Dusk, so the page is never blank.
How do I change my photo?
Press the pencil on the round photo in your card and pick from Computer, My Files or Google Drive.
This is the same picture your assistant wears — the disc in the corner of your page shows it too, and so does the chat header, so a client sees one face throughout. Without one, your initials are drawn instead.
How do I change my name and description?
The pencil in the card opens Edit Your Details:
| Field | What it is | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Display Name | the heading on the page | 60 |
| Goes By | the first name your assistant uses | 40 |
| Headline | the line under your name | 80 |
| Description | the paragraph under that | 400 |
Goes By is the one to check. It is what your assistant calls you when it greets a client, so if the register gave it your full legal name, put your first name there.
How do I change the colour?
Scroll Configure Page to Colour, between Articles and Share. There are 8: Classic Blue, Violet, Emerald, Teal, Rose, Amber, Slate and Orange.
Pressing one recolours the whole page at once — buttons, tabs, links, the map's controls and the assistant disc in the corner. Classic Blue is PropKaki's own.
Why does my agency name look wrong?
The agency on your card is read from the CEA register, so it is spelt the way the register spells it and it is not typed by you.
If you want something else read first, put it in your Headline — it is the line directly under your name and it takes whatever you write: ex-banker turned agent, East Coast landed specialist, an award.