Advanced (Pro)

On a parent event, set an Event Logo (shown in the editor header). The Page Background color and image control what guests see behind the canvas itself.

Found directly below Event Logo on a parent event, Event SEO controls how the event appears in browser tabs, search results, and when the link is shared on social media or messaging apps. It applies to all of the event's public pages.

Give guests a session time limit of 1–120 minutes (0 disables it), with an optional Allow Pausing toggle so they can pause and resume.

Add a CTA button to the end page with its own URL, a Same Tab / New Tab target, and custom styling. You can also show a secondary Restart Session button, with its own text, spacing, and colors.

Set a Webhook Destination URL to receive a POST request with order data — customer name, email, opt-in status, and file URLs — every time a guest submits a design.

Configure your own Stripe account and shipping options for this event here. See Billing & Credits for how guest payments work platform-wide.

Turn on Enable Payments, choose one of your saved Stripe accounts, then set the product name, price, and currency. Prices are entered in the smallest currency unit — e.g. 500 means $5.00. You can also enable Stripe Auto Tax and shipping with allowed countries and rates. Your Stripe accounts (up to 5) are added from Payment Settings on the Events page.

Enable Child Events to show guests a selection screen on the landing page, letting one event offer several linked sub-configurations — each with its own canvas, toolbar, export, and AI settings.

Want to see these settings put to work? Advanced Use Cases walks through complete recipes that combine them: