Colormelon

Receiving a comment on your blog post is great and the more comments the better the feeling. It means that not only your post is good but your site becomes more and more popular and thrust-worthy. When comments start rolling in, you must make sure they display properly and look good. It’s great when a comment author has taken the time to upload a custom image of herself on her Gravatar account, but as we all know only a handful of people actually do that. This means that your precious comment area ends up filled with no-face, gray avatar thumbnails that look plane boring.
Well, that ends here and now!
Take control of the way your comment area looks by installing Avatar Project. Avatar Project is a plugin that will replace all avatar icons that don’t have a custom avatar assigned to it. Depending on your websites look, feel and theme, choose one of our Avatar Project icon packs. Currently you have a choice between colorful blobers, cups hoped up on caffeine, smug cat faces and a bunch of actual human portraits. 
This plugin will be useful for not only real, functioning blogs but for theme developers and designers as well. Install Avatar Project, write a couple of sample comments and make your comment area demonstration look much nicer than it would with the default avatars.

Avatar Project

Receiving a comment on your blog post is great and the more comments the better the feeling. It means that not only your post is good but your site be …

wpmakedev

iamprazol

Your WooCommerce customers are faceless. Reviews come from anonymous silhouettes, the My Account dashboard greets returning shoppers with a generic placeholder, and every account in your store feels like a transaction instead of a person. Faceless reviews are trusted less, and anonymous accounts give your customers no reason to feel connected to your brand.
Advanced User Avatar gives every WooCommerce customer a real profile photo, uploaded from their device in seconds. The avatar appears in the WooCommerce My Account dashboard and on the Account Details page automatically. For BuddyPress communities, it replaces the default avatar uploader with a faster, friendlier flow. For any other WordPress site, drop the avatar uploader anywhere using a shortcode or the Gutenberg block.
<h4>Features</h4>
WooCommerce integration
<ul>
<li>My Account Dashboard avatar — customer’s profile photo displays on the dashboard the moment they log in</li>
<li>Account Details upload field — customers update their photo from the same page they manage their account</li>
<li>Page builder compatible — works alongside Bricks Builder and other builders without duplicate template rendering</li>
<li>Product review avatars — coming in version 2, so reviewers show as real people on product pages</li>
</ul>
BuddyPress integration
<ul>
<li>Replaces the default BuddyPress avatar uploader with the same upload, crop, and webcam flow used across your site</li>
<li>Displays on member profile pages and the member directory so communities feel populated by people, not placeholders</li>
</ul>
Better Messages integration
<ul>
<li>Custom avatars appear in the Better Messages chat interface automatically, replacing the default Gravatar with the user’s uploaded photo</li>
</ul>
Upload experience
<ul>
<li>Crop interface — customers position and size their photo before saving</li>
<li>Webcam capture — take a photo directly in the browser, no file needed</li>
<li>EXIF orientation handling — phone photos stay upright after cropping</li>
<li>File type validation — admin chooses which of JPG, PNG, and GIF are allowed</li>
<li>Max file size control — set the upload ceiling from settings</li>
<li>Auto-generated image sizes — multiple thumbnails created on upload for fast display everywhere</li>
</ul>
Placement options for developers and site builders
<ul>
<li>Shortcode: <code>[wpmake_advance_user_avatar_upload]</code> renders the full upload form on any page</li>
<li>Shortcode: <code>[wpmake_advance_user_avatar]</code> outputs the current user’s avatar</li>
<li>Gutenberg block for drag-and-drop placement in the block editor</li>
</ul>
<h4>No Gravatar, no external data sharing</h4>
Gravatar sends a hash of every visitor’s email address to an external server to fetch their photo. For EU stores and any site under GDPR scope, that third-party request is a compliance question your legal team would rather not answer. Advanced User Avatar stores every photo on your own server. No outbound requests, no hashed emails leaving your site, no third-party dependency.
Install the plugin and give your customers a face on your store.

Advanced User Avatar | Custom Profile Picture Uploader for WordPress, WooCommerce, and BuddyPress


No nonsense avatar plugin. I wanted an easy block based avatar placement option and this makes it super easy. Keep the simple nature of the plugin.


Easy and useful

Let WooCommerce customers upload profile photos shown on My Account, reviews, and member pages — no Gravatar account required.

Avatar Project vs Advanced User Avatar | Custom Profile Picture Uploader for WordPress, WooCommerce, and BuddyPress