Designing the final screen
The final screen is what guests look at longest: the finished picture, with the buttons for printing, sharing and finishing below it. To arrange them differently, open the editor — the button "Open screen editor" sits in "Finish and sharing" > "Customize final screen".
It is operated exactly like the start screen editor: drag, resize at the corners, rotate at the round handle, align and distribute. This chapter only describes what is different on the final screen.
What is on the stage#
| Element | When it appears |
|---|---|
| Finished picture | Always |
| Notices | With photo strips, during processing, when there is a problem with sharing |
| Print button | With printing switched on and without automatic printing |
| Share button | From two ways to share onwards — they then sit under "Share/receive picture" |
| E-mail, web album and QR code button | With exactly one way to share; they then stand side by side |
| Finish button | When "Done & continue" is not hidden |
| Buzzer notice | With a notice set up for the final screen |
Trying out the picture format#
The finished picture is not always the same shape: a photo strip is narrow and tall, a single photo usually landscape. A button that sits neatly beside the picture in landscape may lie on top of it with a photo strip.
The sidebar therefore offers four formats: landscape, portrait, square and photo strip. One click shows the arrangement with that format — the picture in the preview is a placeholder, only its shape matters.
What to keep in mind on this screen#
Custom elements#
Text, image and area can be added just as on the start screen — a sponsor logo, for instance, or a note about the photo album link. They carry their own switch and appear independently of any setting.
The arrangement belongs to the event#
It travels with copies and exports, like that of the start screen. Another event has its own arrangement — or none at all, and thus the familiar one.