Edit your ENS profile in the ENS App — avatar, socials, multi-chain addresses, custom records — in five steps.

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Set your ENS avatar and header in three clicks — upload an image, paste a URL, or pick an NFT. Upload makes later changes free.

Set an avatar and header on your ENS name

Add Bitcoin, Solana, Base, or any of 100+ chain addresses to your ENS name — five steps in Edit Profile.

Add wallet addresses for other chains

Point your ENS name at an IPFS site by setting the Content Hash record. Visitors then reach your site at yourname.eth.limo from any browser.

Add a decentralised website to your ENS name

Switch your ENS name to the ENS Public Resolver from the More tab. Most names don't need this — only update if you see a warning.

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Configure your profile, records, avatar, and more.

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The resolver is the contract that turns your name into records. What it does, and when to update it.

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The wallet your ENS name points at — what it is, when to change it, and the three-step edit.

What is the ETH Address on my ENS name?

One address your name gives out on any EVM chain you haven't set a record for. Chain records beat it; non-EVM chains aren't covered.

What is the Default address on my ENS name?

Open My Names in the ENS App header. If a name's missing, it's probably an off-chain subname or wrong-wallet — here's how to find it.

Where do I find my ENS names?

The AI Agents section lists agent registration records on a name — what the agent ID and registry mean, and who can add one.

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Learn about Resolvers, Default & ETH Address, finding your names, and Agent records. 

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The Name Wrapper is ENSv1 technology. What it does, what fuses are, and why wrapping isn't recommended.

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What the Name Wrapper was, why ENSv2 supersedes it, and what wrapped, emancipated and locked mean for a name you still hold.

Name Wrapper: What are wrapped, emancipated and locked names?

Fuses are permissions you burn on a wrapped name. What each one does, and why burning is permanent.

Name Wrapper: what are fuses?

How expiry works on a wrapped name, how subname expiry is set, and what the parent name's expiry controls.

Name Wrapper: how does expiry work?

Give away, sell, charge renewals for, or ticket subnames under a wrapped ENS name. The Fuses each use case needs, and the order to burn them.

Name wrapper: Issue subnames - give away, sell, charge renewals, or ticket

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