Set up the experience microsite

Update the guest-facing booth microsite, branding, data capture, disclaimer, sponsor page, overlays, and success state.

Design and Customization
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The Microsite tab controls the public page guests use to start and complete the experience. This is where the guest experience comes together! Use it to set the landing screen, brand visuals, lead capture fields, consent copy, overlays, sponsor content, and completion message.

Steps

Open the editor

  • Open an experience and choose the Microsite tab.

Set the look

  • Use General for the logo, background, welcome content, colors, and typography.
    Microsite tab General section with live draft preview
    The General section pairs a live draft preview with logo, background, text color, and welcome text controls.
  • Use Overlays to review image overlays on generated output (available for every type except Digital Photo Booth).
    Overlays section of the Microsite tab
    The Overlays section shows the image overlays applied to generated output.
  • Use Sponsor to configure sponsor-page artwork (Digital Photo Booth only).

Set the words and data

  • Use Disclaimer for legal text, privacy copy, and consent requirements.
  • Use Data to set up the guest form. See Configure lead capture and consent for help choosing fields and writing consent copy.
  • Use Success to edit the completion screen and next action.
    Success section controls for the completion screen
    The Success section controls the completion screen guests see after submitting.

Preview and save

  1. 1Use the desktop and mobile preview controls to compare the draft microsite with the approved event design and copy deck.
  2. 2Save changes, then publish or request launch when the experience is ready for guests.

What to know

  • The preview follows your editing.The preview tracks the active editor section so you can check the matching guest step while editing. It is a draft preview until the change is saved and published.
  • Some sections are type-specific.For example, Digital Photo Booth can show sponsor controls while AI output types can show overlay controls.
  • The visible tabs are your whole to-do list.The editor tabs you can see are everything your team changes directly. Everything beyond them, such as output styles, prompts, and overlays, is handled by Snapbar during your launch review.

Tips

  • Keep event-critical instructions on the booth screens, not only in staff notes.
  • Use a short success message that confirms the guest is done and tells them where results will arrive.
  • Prepare final logo, background, sponsor, overlay, and disclaimer assets before event-day testing.

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