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# User Profile Page
Adding a customizable user profile page to your Noloco is easy with these three steps
### Adding the View Profile menu item
In some of our templates you will probably have noticed that when you click on the user icon there is a "View profile" option in the drop-down menu
In this guide we outline the steps you need to follow to add this page to your app too.
{% stepper %}
{% step %}
#### Create a profile page
Add a new page to your app and, on the right hand side, change the URL property to `profile`
When use use this exact URL for a page we will automatically add the "View profile" menu item to the drop-down menu
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
#### Hide the Page
After you have created this page you probably want to [hide it ](/pages/hiding-pages.md)from the app menu. You can easily do this by adjusting the "Show in sidebar?" toggle at the very bottom of the page properties
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
#### Filter User Details
In order to limit the data displayed to the logged in user only you will also need to apply the following [filter](/views/filters.md)
```markup
id is equal to (=) Logged in User
```
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}
And that's it - now you have a customizable user profile page in your Noloco app.
### FAQs
Will this work with Multiple User Lists?
Yes! If you have [multiple lists of users](/settings/user-lists.md#can-i-add-multiple-user-lists) in your app this will still work with the same `/profile`URL, you don't need to make any additional modifications to your app.
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