Edit a template

Open the editor with the Editor button. The editor works with image layers stacked on the printable page.

Page settings (Template)

In the Template section you set the paper: width and height, DPI, and the measurement units you prefer. You can also pick a default aspect ratio and the orientation.

Select a layer

Tap a layer to select it — it highlights, is marked in the layers list, and you can see its position in the stack. Its options then become available.

Layer options

For any layer you can set:

• Coordinates — move it by X/Y in pixels (or other units).
• Size in pixels — type values, or drag with the mouse to resize. There’s a keep-proportions option.
• Rotation in degrees, and transparency.

Some layer types add their own options. For a camera photo layer:

• Photo number — which shot fills it, 1 to 12 (up to 12 shots per session).
• Content priority — deliberately use the AI content in this layer when it’s available. For example, photo 1 was captured as an original and then turned into an AI result; with content priority set to AI, the layer uses the AI photo.
• Allow drawing over — after capture, opens an extra menu where the guest can draw on their photo (a flower, horns, and so on).

Add layers

The Add section at the bottom adds:

• Image — a static image/picture you upload.
• Photo — the camera photos (with the number/priority options above).
• Session data — survey answers, a rating bar or PNG bar, a signature, QR download links or a custom QR, and the session ID. See Surveys & Tags.
• Text — text you write; choose font, size, and so on.
• Shapes — rectangle, ellipse, or line — handy for quickly adding a frame.

Manage layers

The layers list runs top to bottom — the top entry is drawn on top, the bottom entry is drawn lowest. For a selected layer you can:

• Move up / down one step, or send it straight to the very bottom or very top (dedicated buttons).
• Duplicate it.
• Lock it against changes (so it isn’t selected and doesn’t get in the way), and unlock it to edit again.
• Delete it.

If you make a mistake, use Undo / Redo in the editor header — handy for putting a layer back instead of repositioning it by hand.

Print settings

Printing is configured separately as print options — see Print settings and Printing in the booth.

Save

Use Save (or Save & Close) when done; Export / Import move a template between booths.