If you go the new iPhone 15 or updated your current iPhone with iOS 17, you should really check out the new feature called Contact Posters which lets you customize and personalize the contact cards for your friends and family.
This is really a wonderful addition to iPhones, When someone from your contact list calls you, you will see their contact poster on the calling display.
How to add Contact Photo & Poster on iPhone
- Step 1: Unlock your iPhone.
- Step 2: Go to Contacts App.
- Step 3: Now open the Contact of the person whom you want to add Contact Photo & Poster.
- Step 4: Now click on Contact Photo & Poster
- Step 5: You can choose the photo using,
- Camera: Capture the Photo of the person straightway.
- Photos: Choose a Photo from the Photos app.
- Memoji: Choose from your Memoji's list or create a new one.
- Monogram: Set the user initials.
- Emoji: Set an emoji for the contact.
- Camera: Capture the Photo of the person straightway.
- Step 6: Once you choose your option and click next, you should see a preview of how the. Contact Poster will be displayed when they call you.
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