How do I save a ticket to my Camera Roll?
Open the ticket, tap ⋯ → Export…, and choose Camera roll. This is the route with the controls. The preview at the top shows exactly what you’ll get, and Export at the top right saves it.
What you can set
- Background: on by default. Turn it off and the ticket is saved with nothing behind it. The checkerboard in the preview is what “nothing” looks like.
- Background style: Grid, Gradient or White. Shown only while Background is on.
- Watermark: the Made with Lumoria mark on the ticket.
- Resolution: Standard, 2x or 3x. Standard is already large and sharp; the others are for printing big.
- Crop: Full ticket keeps every detail. Square fits any feed.
- Format: PNG keeps everything, including a see-through background. JPG makes a smaller file but can’t carry one.
Three of those are Early Adopter, each marked with a small crown: Watermark, Resolution and Format. On a free account the control springs back to its default the moment you touch it, and the Early Adopter screen opens. Free means watermark on, Standard and PNG: a real export, not a crippled one. “Is Lumoria free?” has the current terms.
Where it lands
In your camera roll, with a “Saved to Camera roll” message, and then the sheet closes. The first time, iOS asks whether Lumoria may add pictures to your photo library. Say yes and it saves; say no and nothing does.
Which route to use
Camera roll is for when you want the picture itself: to print it, to set it as a wallpaper, to put it somewhere Lumoria doesn’t offer. If you’re posting it, “How do I post a ticket to Instagram?” has the sizes cut for each feed. If you’re sending it to one person, “How do I send a ticket to someone?” is fewer taps.
Exporting never changes the ticket. It draws a new picture and leaves the original in your gallery, so you can export the same ticket as many times, and as many ways, as you like.
