# Your Taste Portrait

**URL:** https://www.achriom.com/help/taste-portrait

> A cross-media analysis of your collection, automatically generated and shareable as a public page.

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Your Taste Portrait is a synthesized view of your taste across all your media — books, movies, albums, shows, anime, and podcasts together. Achriom generates it automatically once your collection has enough depth for patterns to emerge.

## Finding Your Portrait

Go to **app.achriom.com/taste-portrait** after signing in, or tap **Taste Portrait** in the app's navigation menu.

The portrait isn't a list of your favorites. It's an interpretation: what the things you've collected reveal about how you engage with culture — recurring themes, moods, eras, and sensibilities that cut across different media types.

## When It Appears

Your portrait becomes available once your library has enough variety and depth for patterns to emerge. There's no fixed number, but a collection with items across a few media types gives it more to work with. If you don't see a portrait yet, adding more items and checking back will get you there.

## Sharing Your Portrait

Every Taste Portrait has a public share link. The linked page is read-only and doesn't require the viewer to have an Achriom account.

To share yours:

1. Open your portrait at **app.achriom.com/taste-portrait**
2. Tap the share icon in the top right corner
3. Copy the link

The public page renders cleanly when posted to social media or sent in a message, with a preview image that reflects your portrait content.

## Your Portrait Updates Over Time

As your collection grows, your portrait updates to reflect it. Adding a wave of films in a new genre, or discovering a style of music you hadn't tracked before, shifts the portrait accordingly.

## Going Deeper with the Librarian

Your portrait gives you a summary view. For more specific questions about your taste — connections across particular items, patterns in a certain period, what your 5-star picks have in common — your librarian can go further:

> "What themes keep showing up across my books and films?"
> "What do my favorite albums have in common?"
> "What does my collection say about how my taste has changed?"