How to use and customize picture -bpm widget in Pulsoid

Pulsoid
Jun 13, 2019
2 min read

Updated: Sep 24

The Custom pictures widget lets you set heart rate ranges and display your own images based on your BPM.

Unlike our other widgets, which allow customization of colors, fonts, and other elements, this one lets you upload your own images or GIFs to make it completely unique.

This widget is part of the BRO plan.

Other widgets that let you use your own files include:

Custom Sound Widgets (Freddy Krueger version and Heartbeat version),
Video Widget
Red Frame Overlay
Red Frame Overlay Lite
Bloody Hands Overlay
SpongeBob Krabby Patty
Advanced BPM widget (you can upload your own font)

How to set up the Custom pictures widget?

1. Create a Pulsoid account.

If you haven’t done so yet, check this setup guide.

2. Add the Custom pictures widget

Note: This widget is part of the BRO plan.

Add widget

The default appearance uses the Doom status bar face, but you can upload your own images or emotes in the widget’s configuration settings.

3. Upload your images

Click Browse to select a file from your computer.
Click Upload file.

Tip: For the best look, use images of the same size. Around 200–300 px usually works well unless you need larger.

4. Add ranges

Define a range using ‘from–to’ BPM values.
Make sure Is visible is checked so the image appears
Select the uploaded image before clicking Add (otherwise, it won’t be visible).
Click Add to confirm.