
Built for a real wedding, generalized for yours: glitter, metallic foil sparkle and champagne bokeh, laid out as a booth-ready 4x6 postcard (3 photos). The design is 1800 x 1200 px at 300 DPI (4x6 in, landscape) — dslrBooth and LumaBooth use this exact 1800x1200 canvas for 4x6 prints; Darkroom Booth, Salsa and Social Booth accept 4x6 at 300 DPI. Every text line you see is replaceable: create your own version with your names, date and colors, and it comes back QA-checked and print-ready the same minute.
Free downloads are the exact print file (1800 x 1200 px, 300 DPI) with sample text — plus a transparent-PNG overlay with the photo windows cut out, ready for your booth app's overlay slot. Customizing swaps in your names, date and colors at no charge.
1800 x 1200 px at 300 DPI (4x6 in, landscape). Delivered as print-ready PNG at 300 DPI, photo slots left empty for your booth software.
Click a booth app for its exact sizes and import steps.
Position your photo slots in any booth app's layout editor (Social Booth takes these X,Y values directly):
1800 x 1200 px at 300 DPI (4x6 in, landscape). Dslrbooth and lumabooth use this exact 1800x1200 canvas for 4x6 prints; darkroom booth, salsa and social booth accept 4x6 at 300 dpi.
The standard photo booth strip is 2x6 inches — 600 x 1800 pixels at 300 DPI. Booths print two identical strips side by side on one 4x6 sheet, then cut it.
1800 x 1200 pixels at 300 DPI for landscape. That's the exact canvas dslrBooth and LumaBooth expect for 4x6 prints.
PNG is the safe answer everywhere — use transparent PNG for overlays and flat PNG or JPG for full backgrounds. Snappic caps files at 2MB; Salsa at 10MB.
No mainstream booth software imports third-party layout files — you position photo areas in each app's own editor. Use the photo-area coordinates listed on this page to place your slots in seconds (Social Booth even takes X,Y pixels directly).
300 DPI. Every major booth printer workflow (DNP DS40/RX1 class) assumes it.