Dynamic Elements

Every dynamic element you add to a template becomes one question for your guests, and you can mix as many as the design needs. A single line text field lets guests type a short answer, like their name, a nickname or a jersey number, and it shows up on the template in the font you choose. A text multi-select gives them a short list of options to pick from, so every answer is spelled the same way all night.

Image multi-select works the same way, except each option is an image with a label. Guests pick a team logo, a badge or another graphic, and that image drops into the template. With signatures, available starting with version 1.57.0, guests sign right on the iPad with a finger, a stylus or an Apple Pencil, and you control how the signature looks from the template editor.

Each dynamic element has a data label, which becomes its column name in the CSV you download after the event. Name it "name," "team" or whatever fits, and every guest's answer lines up in its own column. That gives you a clean list to hand your client along with the gallery.

A photo with the guest's own name on it is an easy add-on to pitch. Trading cards are a natural fit for banquets, tournaments, team parties and sports-themed bar and bat mitzvahs, with the guest's name, position, team logo and signature on a card layout. Corporate kickoffs and team-building days work well with a "pick your side" setup, where guests choose their department, region or team from a set of images. For weddings and milestone parties, guests can sign their photo and add their name, so the hosts end up with a guest book that has a face next to every signature.