Hades II: Decorate Profile with Hades 2 {Workshop Artworks}

What you need to know

This guide explains how to add animated Hades II workshop artworks to your Steam profile using a provided ZIP archive. Because Steam limits file sizes for standard uploads, the creator supplies pre-cut GIFs via the Internet Archive so you do not have to edit them yourself. You will need to use a web browser rather than the desktop client to complete the process.

Step by step

1. Open the guide's preview page and locate the download link for the ZIP file containing the animated GIFs.
2. Go to the Internet Archive page, scroll down slightly, expand the animated GIF download options on the right side, and select the option to download all 5 files at once as a ZIP. Avoid downloading unrelated files such as torrents.
3. Open your Steam profile in a web browser and navigate to the Artworks tab. Alternatively, open a direct URL to the share edit page for item type 767/3.
4. Upload the first file from the ZIP archive using the standard upload method, naming it to match the downloaded file.
5. Right-click the preview area and select "Inspect Element". Switch from the Elements tab to the Console tab.
6. Type allow paste and press Enter if the browser blocks you from pasting. Then, paste this exact text into the console and press Enter: $J('[name=consumer_app_id]').val(480);$J('[name=file_type]').val(0);$J('[name=visibility]').val(0);
7. Check the creator box at the bottom of the page and confirm the upload.
8. Repeat steps 4 through 7 for the remaining four GIFs in the archive.
9. Equip your "My Workshop Showcase" on your profile and select the newly uploaded items in order from left to right.

Tips

• Do not fully unpack the ZIP archive beforehand; you can browse inside the ZIP directly from your file explorer during the upload step to select individual files and confirm twice.
• If a file uploads incorrectly or bugs out, select the wrong file in your display case, save it, go back to your main profile, click the broken file to access its editing options, and delete it.
• Reach out in the comments of the source guide if you encounter a corrupted file so the creator can replace it.