If you have set a picture for a contact, then that picture will be used. From here, you can resize or reorient the photo, add a filter, or change the color profile of the image to your liking. Go to App Store on your iPhone, Input "FancyBubble" in the search bar, install and run it on your iPhone. This will bring up the screen with options to Markup or Edit the image. Step 2: Scroll down and select the Messages option. Open the Messages app. Tap Edit. Step 2. Tap the image that’s in the text box. After addressing a message and perhaps composing a few words, press your finger against the screen and let go. To change your photo, tap Edit. If you want to Edit your Messages profile then as you did the first time, open the Messages app and click the More Options icon, which is three dots in the top right corner of the screen then select Edit Name and Photo.

Doing so leads you to the Insert Photo or Video option. If you don’t see the Photos button, tap the iMessage apps button to … To change your display image, tap on the picture that says "Edit" above your name. Otherwise it will be a generic profile picture. Step 3: Tap the button to the right of Show Contact Photos.

Tap a conversation, or tap the New Message button. This time you'll see your whole profile on one screen, including all the decisions you made during initial setup. Ignore these for now and instead tap on the right-pointing arrow. Tap your name to type in a new one or edit it. You can also tap "All Photos" to choose an image from your Photos library. Step 1: Tap the Settings icon. Tap Done to accept the changes. You'll then see a list of suggested icons that show monograms (your initials inside circles), as well as a camera button to take a selfie real quick. In the main interface, select "Messages" app from its message types drop-down list. Tap the Photos button. At first you see options for Select, Select All, and Paste. Then select the bubble effectwith typing the detailed texts, text font, text size by dragging the ball and text …