How do I send a ticket to someone?

Open the ticket, tap ⋯ → Export…, and choose Instant messaging. Lumoria draws the ticket (you’ll see “Preparing…” for a moment) and then hands the picture to the iOS share sheet. From there it goes wherever you send things: Messages, WhatsApp, Mail, anything you have installed.

A line of text travels with it: “Look what I made on Lumoria — https://getlumoria.app”. Most apps let you edit or delete that before you send.

What arrives

A square picture: the ticket set in the middle on white, with a small drop shadow and a Made with Lumoria mark in the bottom-left corner. There’s nothing to configure here: this is the quick route.

Saving to photos is deliberately left out of this share sheet, because Camera roll already does that job properly. If Save Image isn’t where you expect it, that’s why.

The other ways to send one

• iMessage stickers: your tickets are already in the Messages sticker drawer, ready to drop into a conversation. See “How do I use my tickets as iMessage stickers?”.
• Camera roll: save the picture first and send it yourself, with control over the background, crop, file type and size. See “How do I save a ticket to my Camera Roll?”.
• Social Media: a version laid out for one platform’s feed. See “How do I post a ticket to Instagram?”.

You’re sending a picture, not the ticket

There is no way to hand somebody the Ticket itself. What arrives is an image of it. The Ticket stays in your gallery, and only you can edit or delete it. A Ticket is a keepsake rather than a travel document. Nothing printed on it can be scanned, and the real pass stays in Wallet, so sending one gives nothing away.

Sharing a whole Memory instead

That’s a different thing, and it doesn’t use the share sheet at all: you invite friends into the Memory. See “How do I share a Memory with someone?”.