Templates Management

The web dashboard gives you a full template library and a built-in editor — so you can create and customize your print designs without ever leaving your browser.

Browsing Your Templates

1. Go to Dashboard → Templates
2. Browse all your templates with thumbnail previews
3. See the total count of available templates
4. Templates load in batches (50 at a time) — scroll to load more

Creating a New Template

1. Click Create New Template
2. The template editor opens with a blank canvas
3. Design your template using the built-in tools (see below)
4. Save when you're done

Your new template will be available for selection in any event.

The Template Editor

The editor is a full canvas-based design tool right in your browser:

• Photo slots — Add and position where guest photos will appear
• Text overlays — Add event names, dates, hashtags, or any custom text
• Images and backgrounds — Upload logos, borders, and background designs
• Layers — Control which elements sit on top of others
• Custom sizes — Design for any paper size (2x6 strips, 4x6 cards, 6x4 landscape, or custom dimensions)

Editing Existing Templates

1. Click on any template to open it in the editor
2. Make your changes
3. Save

Changes apply immediately — if the template is assigned to an event, the updated version will be used.

Template Library

In addition to creating your own templates from scratch, you can browse and install ready-made designs from the shared Template Library.

1. Go to Dashboard → Templates
2. Click Template Library
3. Browse professional templates with thumbnail previews
4. Filter by event type — Birthday, Wedding, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Corporate, Baby Shower, Graduation, Holiday, Party, Engagement, Anniversary
5. Filter by layout — Strip, Card, or Magnet
6. Search — Type keywords to find specific styles
7. Click Use Template to add any design to your account

Templates load in batches of 48 — scroll down to load more. Once you add a library template, it becomes fully editable in your template editor just like any template you created yourself.

Tips

• Design for your paper size — Make sure your template dimensions match the paper you'll be printing on
• Keep it clean — A great template highlights the guest's photo, not the background noise
• Use high-resolution images — Blurry logos or backgrounds will look bad on prints
• Test before events — Print a test copy to make sure everything lines up

What's Next?

• Templates and Paper Sizes — Paper size guide for your designs
• Managing Events from the Dashboard — Assign templates to events

Updated on: 04/23/2026