Add or Update User Photo

Summary

The script streamlines the process of updating user photos of images stored locally. It ensures efficient handling of both successful updates and errors, providing an organized approach to managing user photos within Microsoft 365.

Limitations

Maximum FileSize is 4MB (REST request limit is 4MB)

• Microsoft Graph PowerShell

Config parameter: $imageSourcePath $upnDomain name of the image file has to be the username without the domain

Name	Filename	UPN
John Doe	j.doe.jpg	j.doe@contoso.com

$upnDomain="@contoso.com"
$imageSourcePath="c:\temp\images\"
$completeFolder="Done"
$errorFolder="Error"

Connect-MgGraph -Scopes "User.ReadWrite"

if(-not(Test-Path $imageSourcePath)){
 Write-Host "Image Source Path not exists, Please Check the ConfigValue imageSourcePath"
 exit(2)
}
$imageFiles=Get-ChildItem -Path $imageSourcePath -Filter *.jpg
Import-Module Microsoft.Graph.Users

foreach($imageFile in $imageFiles){
    $username=$imageFile.Name.Substring(0,$imageFile.Name.lastIndexof('.'));
    $content=Get-Content $imageFile.VersionInfo.FileName;
    $upn ="$username$upnDomain"
        try{
        $Error.Clear()
        Set-MgUserPhotoContent -UserId $upn -InFile $imageFile.VersionInfo.FileName
        if($Error.Count -gt 0){
            throw "Error in Set-MgUserPhotoContent"
        }
        $completePath = Join-Path -Path $imageSourcePath -ChildPath $completeFolder
            if(-not(Test-Path $completePath)){
            New-Item -ItemType Directory  -Path $completePath
            }
        Move-Item -Path $imageFile.VersionInfo.FileName -Destination $completePath -Force
        }catch{
       # Write-Host $error
        $errorPath = Join-Path -Path $imageSourcePath -ChildPath $errorFolder
            if(-not(Test-Path $errorPath)){
            New-Item -ItemType Directory  -Path $errorPath
            }
        $Error|Set-Content -Path "$errorPath\$username.error.txt" 
        Move-Item -Path $imageFile.VersionInfo.FileName -Destination $errorPath -Force
        }
}

Check out the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK to learn more at: https://learn.microsoft.com/graph/powershell/get-started

Contributors

Author(s)
Peter Paul Kirschner

Disclaimer

THESE SAMPLES ARE PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.