> ## Knowledge Base Index > Fetch the complete knowledge base index at: https://helping.alive-pic.com/sitemap.xml > Use this file to discover available pages before exploring further. > Pure-Markdown content can be obtained by appending a '.md' suffix to the content URLs listed in the sitemap (without the trailing slash). # Customizing Your Gallery (Pro) With a Pro subscription, you can brand your guest-facing gallery to match your business or your client's event. Add your logo, set brand colors, and add custom text — all from the web dashboard. --- ## Accessing Gallery Customization 1. Go to **[photobooth.alive-pic.com/dashboard](https://photobooth.alive-pic.com/dashboard)** 2. Navigate to **Pro Settings** 3. You will see the gallery customization options [screenshot: Pro Settings page with gallery customization panel] || Gallery customization is a Pro-only feature. If you are on the Basic plan, you will see a prompt to upgrade when you visit Pro Settings. --- ## Custom Logo Upload your business logo (or your client's logo) to display at the top of the guest gallery. [screenshot: Logo upload area with drag and drop zone] **Supported formats:** PNG, JPEG, WebP, SVG **Maximum file size:** 2 MB **How to upload:** * **Drag and drop** — Drag your logo file directly onto the upload area * **Click to upload** — Click the upload area to open your file browser and select the logo Once uploaded, the logo appears at the top of your gallery page. To replace it, simply upload a new file. To remove it, click the remove button next to the current logo. | Use a logo with a transparent background (PNG or SVG) for the cleanest look. A logo on a white rectangle can look out of place on the gallery page. --- ## Brand Color Set a custom hex color that is applied to interactive elements in your gallery — buttons, links, and accent elements all pick up this color. [screenshot: Brand color picker with hex input field] **How to set it:** 1. Click the color swatch or enter a hex code directly (e.g., `#FF5A1F`) 2. The preview updates in real time so you can see how it looks 3. Save your changes **Where it appears:** Gallery buttons (download, share), active states, and highlighted elements throughout the guest gallery. ||| Choose a color with enough contrast against white backgrounds. Very light colors (pale yellow, light gray) can make buttons hard to see and hard to tap on mobile. --- ## Gallery Title and Subtitle Add optional text that appears below your logo on the gallery page. Use it for your business name, the event name, a tagline — whatever fits. [screenshot: Title and subtitle fields with character counters] * **Title** — Up to 80 characters. Displayed prominently below the logo. * **Subtitle** — Up to 120 characters. Displayed in smaller text below the title. Both fields are optional. If you leave them blank, the gallery displays without any text header. **Ideas for what to put here:** * Your business name + tagline ("SnapBooth Co. — Making Memories Since 2019") * The event name + date ("Sarah and Mike's Wedding — June 14, 2025") * A call to action ("Download your photos and share them with friends!") --- ## Visible Media Types in Public Gallery Control exactly which types of media appear in your public gallery. This gives you fine-grained control over what guests can see and download. 1. Go to **Dashboard** → **Settings** → **Gallery** tab 2. Find the **Visible in public gallery** section 3. Check or uncheck each media type **Available media types:** * **Original** — The raw captured photo * **Template** — The final composited image with your template design applied * **AI Photo** — AI-styled versions of the photo * **AI Video** — AI-generated video clips from photos * **Video** — Standard video captures * **Boomerang** — Boomerang-style looping clips * **360 Video** — 360-degree video captures * **GIF** — Animated GIF captures * **Upload** — Guest-uploaded media By default, all types are visible. Uncheck any type you want to keep private — for example, you might hide raw originals and only show the polished template versions, or hide AI videos if you're not using that feature. | This replaces and extends the old "Gallery-Only Template Mode" toggle. You now have full control over every media type individually instead of just choosing between "all" and "template only." --- ## Gallery-Only Template Mode This toggle controls whether guests see raw individual photos or only the final composited template images in the gallery. [screenshot: Gallery-only template mode toggle] **When turned ON:** The gallery shows only the final template output — the fully designed image with your layout, overlays, and branding applied. Individual raw photos are hidden from the guest view. **When turned OFF (default):** Guests see all captured images, including the individual raw photos and the final template composite. | If you have spent time designing a beautiful template, turn this on. It ensures guests only see and share the polished, branded version — not the raw, unedited captures. This is especially useful when your template includes client logos or event branding. --- ## Putting It All Together A fully customized gallery creates a premium, white-label experience for your clients. Here is a recommended setup: 1. **Upload your logo** (or the client's logo for a branded event) 2. **Set the brand color** to match the event or your business palette 3. **Add a title** with the event name 4. **Add a subtitle** with a download prompt or tagline 5. **Enable gallery-only template mode** if you want guests to only see the final designed output [screenshot: Fully customized gallery with logo, colors, title, and branded photos] || These customization settings apply to the shared gallery link. You can update them at any time — changes take effect immediately for anyone who opens the link.