How do I change how my course page looks?
Open your course, press Look, then Change the look. Pick a layout, colors, typeface and cover photo; your page redraws as you tap, and every choice saves by itself.
Updated 18 October 2026
Press Look at the top of your course
Open Products, then Manage on your course (on a phone: the menu button, Products, then Courses). On a phone, slide the row under the course name to the left if you do not see Look.
Look, near the top of the course.
Press Change the look
The card lists Design and colours, Cover photo, On a phone and About you.
Your course page card, with Change the look.
Press what you want to change in the list
Press Layout, Cover photo, Colour, Typeface, You or another, and its choices appear next to the picture of your page.
What you can change.
Press Move & zoom to frame your cover
Drag the part that matters, such as your face, into the bright window, then press Save this framing.
Move & zoom, under Cover photo.
Press Remove the photo to take the cover off
It goes at once and the list says None yet; press Choose a photo if you want another.
Remove the photo, under Cover photo.
Press Done
Everything has already saved. If you do not see Done on a laptop, press your course's name in the line at the top of the page.
Done, at the bottom.
More about your course page
What does You change?#
Your photo, name, title and bio on the course page. It is the same profile your community shows, so a change shows there too.
I removed my cover photo but my live page still shows it#
On a live course, a new or removed cover waits for Publish changes. See my course says it needs republishing.
Your live page keeps its old look until you press Publish changes at the top of your course.
How do I undo a change, or go back to an earlier version of my course?
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