How do I edit my prompt answers or choose a new prompt?
Here's how to edit your prompt answers or choose a brand new prompt:
- Within the Hinge app, tap your Photo Icon on the far right of the navigation bar
- Tap the Pencil icon to open the profile editor.
- Tap on one of the three answers to edit your text.
- Reorder your prompts by drag and drop.
- To change the prompt question, tap the pencil icon beside the prompt. You can select a category at the top to narrow things down. Once you've found the prompt you want, tap into it.
- Tap Done when you're happy with the changes.
What are photo prompts?
Photo Prompts are very similar to our regular prompts but instead of pairing the prompt with a written answer, you pair it with a photo.
To select a Photo Prompt:
- Within the Hinge app, tap your Photo Icon on the far right of the navigation bar
- Tap the Pencil icon
- Tap any one of your photos
- Then tap Select a Prompt above the photo
Photo Prompts are entirely optional. You don't need to fill them out if you don't want to.
What are video prompts?
Video Prompts are very similar to our regular prompts but instead of pairing the prompt with a written answer, you pair it with a video.
You can follow the steps below to record your Video Prompt using your device camera:
- Within the Hinge app, tap your Photo icon on the far right of the navigation bar
- Tap on the Pencil icon
- Scroll down and tap on the box under Video Prompt
- You might see a popup that asks you to give the app permission to take a photo/record a video
- There will be a Prompt at the bottom of the screen! If you want to change this Prompt and select a new one, tap on it and make a new selection
- When you've selected your prompt and are ready to record, press down and hold the white button
- If you want to try recording your Video Prompt again, tap the X button in the top right-hand corner or tap Redo in the bottom left-hand corner
- When you’re happy with your video, tap the purple arrow
If you’re an iOS user, tap Done. If you’re an Android user, tap the < arrow
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