If you design a template for every booking yourself, or pay a designer for each one, the design desk does that part for you. Your client types their event on your own link and sees 3 print designs in about a minute, under your booth's name. When they approve one, you get the print file and a matching start screen by email.
Each size is a folder with overlay.png (the design with see-through photo windows; it goes on top of the photos), background.jpg (the same design with no windows; it goes behind them) and preview.jpg (sample photos dropped in; don't load this one). All files are 300 dpi. A README.txt gives every canvas size and every photo box (x, y, width, height in pixels), with the load steps for the booth app you pick first. We don't make Darkroom .xbdr files, and there are no 5x7 files.
These match the file types and sizes that Fiesta / Salsa, LumaBooth / dslrBooth (4x6) and Breeze state on their help pages. Snappic, Touchpix and Darkroom take an overlay image too: these files should work there, not yet tested by us (we don't make Darkroom .xbdr template files). No 5x7 yet. Simple Booth sizes depend on your setup and may need resizing. In each app you place the photo boxes in the app's own editor, using the pixel numbers in the README. We don't connect to your booth app; you load the files yourself. See template sizes by booth app.
Each app's template size, from the vendor's own help page: Fiesta / Salsa template size · LumaBooth / dslrBooth template size · Breeze Booth template size · Simple Booth HALO template size · Snappic template size.
A chat page on your own link, with your booth's name at the top. Every message is written as your company, and the page never shows our name or logo. The web address itself is on textadesign.com (textadesign.com/c/your-booth). If a client asks whether they're talking to a person, the desk says it's your automated design assistant and offers to bring you in.
Send your link to the client. When they approve a design, load the files into your booth app yourself: we don't connect to your booth app. Check the spelling and the date before you print: the designs are made by AI, and a person does not review each one before the client sees it. The desk doesn't quote prices, change bookings or take logos or photos yet; it hands those to you, and so it does when a client still wants changes after 6 rounds.
Fair use: there is a daily design limit. On a day it is reached, new clients are asked to message again the next day.
Yes, any time. “Manage billing” on your dashboard opens Stripe's billing page, where you cancel. When the subscription ends, your desk stops making new designs and new clients are told you'll follow up personally. (We check with Stripe once a day, so this usually happens within a day of the end date.)