What's new. Features, data and fixes as they ship.
More ways to set up the stream overlay
A live preview sits beside the overlay options on the hunts page and changes as you do, before anything is saved.
Five layouts: horizontal, flipped (sprite on the right), stacked, sprite only and count only.
A new Badge design: the Pokémon in a round medal over a bold bar carrying the count, in any colour you choose.
Choose the ordinary sprite in place of the shiny one.
The Pokémon now fills its space whatever its size: a small one like Charmander is drawn as large as a Charizard, and the scenery in the scene designs sits further back behind it.
Themes and overlay designs
Seven themes for the whole site, for Plus: Fire, Water, Grass, Electric, Psychic, Ghost and Handheld. Each has its own pixel-art scenery under the header with Pokémon of that type standing in it, a patterned background, pixel headings, text-box panels and colours. Click one on your profile page and it applies straight away; the default black and gold stays as it is.
The stream overlay has eight new designs alongside the classic one. Seven match the themes: your hunt's shiny sprite stands in that theme's scenery, with the count on a plate in a pixel font. The eighth is a game-style text box. Choose one with the overlay options on the hunts page.
In every overlay design the Pokémon is now drawn at twice the size and stands out of the top of the panel, so viewers can see at a glance what you're hunting.
Animated avatars and banners
Upload an animated GIF or WebP as your avatar (up to 1 MB) or your banner (up to 3 MB). Comments and camera details are removed from the file before it is stored.
The profile page now says which file types work and what size suits each picture: 256 × 256 for an avatar, 1,500 × 500 for a banner.
New accounts start out following the Full Odds founder's profile, so the Trainers page isn't empty on day one. Unfollow any time.
Link your Altair profile
Altair joins the list of places you can link from your profile, at the top.
Your own avatar, and profile banners
Upload a picture as your avatar, as an alternative to choosing a Pokémon.
Profiles have a banner behind the name. Choose from eight built-in designs, or upload your own once you reach level 5.
Pictures are resized in your browser before upload, which also strips out any location data a phone adds. They must follow the community rules, and any profile can be reported.