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# Profile
1. Start by visiting the[ Chalk app page](https://chalk.software/) and proceed with the [sign-up](https://docs.zus.network/products/chalk/sign-up) process.
2. Once your verification is successful, you will be automatically directed to the Chalk homepage. Your account username will prominently appear at the top of the page. Please refer to the screenshot below.
3. Next, navigate to the "Profile" section on the Chalk homepage, which can be found in the upper-right corner. Please refer to the screenshot below.
4. Below is a description of how your profile will be displayed within the Chalk application.
### Next Steps
1. [Withdraw your earnings](/products/chalk/profile/withdraw-earnings.md).
2. [Manage your NFT Collections](/products/chalk/profile/manage-collections.md)
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