Adding the Draw Step to Your Workflow

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Adding the Draw Step to Your Workflow

In short

The Draw step lets guests doodle on their photo and add emoji stickers before it’s shared or printed – a fun, personal touch that’s quick to set up.

  • Add a Draw row to a workflow, then set the colours and stickers on Admin Panel → Drawing.
  • With Preview while drawing off, the drawing only appears if your print template has a Signature area.
  • Tapping Finished is final: there’s no “are you sure?” prompt.

Add it to a workflow

  1. Go to Admin Panel → Workflows and choose the workflow you want to edit (Main, Singleshot, Multishot, or Strip Print).

  2. Find a spare row, and set its Type to Draw.

  3. Drag rows to reorder them if you want Draw to happen at a different point in the sequence.

Set up colours

Admin Panel → Drawing has six colour swatches – click any swatch to open a colour picker and choose what’s available to guests.

Admin Panel -> Drawing tab, with the six colour swatches highlighted

Set up emoji stickers

Every image in your Pictures/emoticons/BoothJunkie_emoji folder appears here as a toggle; only the ones you switch on are offered to guests.

Admin Panel -> Drawing tab, with the emoji stamp grid highlighted

Preview while drawing: two different modes

Preview while drawing What guests see
On Guests draw directly on top of their actual composited photo (background, frame, and their picture all together) – what they see is what they’ll get.
Off Guests instead see a plain drawing pad with no photo, sized to match the Signature area of your current Print Layout template.

Important: Turning it off needs a Signature area

With it off, the drawing pad only works if your template actually has a Signature area defined – if it doesn’t, the guest’s drawing won’t appear anywhere on the final photo. Check your Print Layout template before turning this off.

What guests can do

  • Draw with a finger, stylus, or mouse in any of your six colours, in three fixed brush sizes (small, medium, large)
  • Every stroke has a soft glowing outline automatically – there’s no separate toggle for this, it’s just how drawing looks
  • Drag emoji onto the canvas from the palette along the bottom (up to 30 at once); on a touchscreen, pinch to resize or rotate a sticker; drag any sticker off the edge of the canvas to remove it
  • There’s no eraser or “clear all” – mistakes are undone with the Undo button (or redone with Redo)

Good to know: Finished is final

Tapping Finished immediately moves on to the next step – there’s no “are you sure?” prompt, so once it’s tapped, the drawing is final.

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