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# Add a Headshot to your Voice Narration

# **Add a Headshot to your Voice Narration**

Adding a headshot to your narration helps your audience connect with the person behind the voice. Your headshot will appear beside the audio player on your page, giving your Simplebooklet a more personal, polished, and trustworthy feel.

|| Available on all plans.


## **How to Add a Headshot to Your Narration**

1. Open your **Dashboard** and select the Simplebooklet you want to update.

2. Click the **Record** tab at the top of the editor.

3. In the left-hand toolbar, click **Record**. This opens the narration drawer.

4. Beside the **Voice Only Narration** section, click the **Headshot** button.

5. Choose how you want to add your headshot:

* **Upload Headshot** — select a photo from your device

* **Choose from Library** — pick a headshot you’ve uploaded previously

6. Your headshot will now appear beside the audio playback bar on your page preview.

7. Click **Save Recording** (if you just recorded a new narration). If the narration was already saved, your headshot will update automatically.

8. Your headshot is now added to your narration and will display for your audience.


## **Updating or Removing Your Headshot**

1. Open the **Record** drawer again.

2. Click your current headshot.

3. Choose **Upload**, **Choose from Library**, or **Remove**.

4. Save (if needed).

Your narration player will update instantly.


## **How Your Audience Sees It**

Your headshot appears directly beside your audio player, giving your narration:

* A real face

* A stronger sense of credibility

* A more personal and engaging experience


## How this impacts the Reader’s Journey

Adding a headshot supports the **Awareness** and **Engagement** stages of the Reader’s Journey. It gives your audience a visual connection to the person speaking, builds trust, and makes your narration feel more personal and approachable. A recognizable face keeps viewers more engaged and encourages them to continue exploring your content.