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How to Configure Profile Picture Map Add-On for SSO in WordPress?

The miniOrange Profile Picture Map addon lets you sync a user’s profile photo from your IDP to WordPress during Single Sign On. It supports profile picture attributes that contain a public image URL or a Base64-encoded image, helping you keep user profiles consistent without manual updates. In this guide, we will show how to configure profile picture mapping with the WordPress SAML or OAuth SSO plugin.

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  • Before configuring the addon, test your SAML Plugin configurations by clicking on Test Configuration button under the Service Provider Setup tab in the miniOrange SAML 2.0 SSO Plugin.
  • Once the Test Configuration is successful, go to the Profile Picture Map addon settings.
  • Enable the Profile Picture Mapping option to allow mapping of profile picture from your IDP to WP.
  • Enter the Attribute Name in which you have mapped the profile picture attribute.
  • Click on Save Configuration.
    • Profile Picture Mapping - save configuration
  • Go to the miniOrange WordPress Single Sign-On (SSO) plugin. Select your OAuth provider (e.g. Facebook/ Google) from the list.
    • Profile Picture Mapping - Select oauth provider
  • Complete the OAuth Provider configuration setup by referring to the setup guides from here. After you have saved the settings, Click on Test Configuration button. You can see the Attribute name and its value in the test configuration table.
    • Profile Picture Mapping - click test configuration
  • Scroll down and click on the Attribute Mapping section. Under the Map Custom Attributes section enter the field meta name of your choice and enter the Profile attribute name from the OAuth Provider test configuration table. (Refer to the below image)
  • Click on the Save Settings button to save your mapping.
    • Profile Picture Mapping - attribute mapping
  • Now, go to the Profile Picture Mapping Add-on and enable the Profile Picture Mapping option to allow the mapping of the profile picture from your OAuth Provider to WordPress.
    • Profile Picture Mapping - addon profile picture mapping
  • In the Profile Photo Attribute field, enter the Attribute Name you have mapped for the profile picture under the Custom Attribute Mapping section of the OAuth plugin.
  • Click on the Save Configuration button to save your mapping.
    • Profile Picture Mapping - save configuration
  • Perform the sso on your site and now you can see the profile picture of your OAuth provider has been mapped to the WordPress profile picture.
    • Profile Picture Mapping - perform sso

Once the settings are applied, WordPress will sync the user’s profile picture from the IDP attribute during the SSO process and update the account automatically. For any questions or special use cases, reach out to wordpressteam@xecurify.com.




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