How do I style a ticket?

Style is the last step before the ticket prints, right after the details. Tap a theme, pick a finish, then tap Create ticket. The preview at the top is the real ticket, so every change shows there before you commit to it.

Ready-made themes

A row of palettes built for the design you picked. The names depend on the template: Sand, Midnight, Noir, Ocean, Sunrise, Magma, Aurora, Velvet. Tap one and the whole ticket recolours. Themes are free on every design that has more than one.

Setting colours yourself

Some designs also break into parts you can recolour one at a time. The rows sit under the themes: Background color, Accent, Accent text color, and the tints a design uses in its artwork. Studio, Afterglow, Prism, Heritage, Terminal, Meridian and Lumiere have them. Every other design gets the themes row and nothing more.

Those per-element rows need an Early Adopter seat. On a free account they carry a crown, and tapping one opens the Early Adopter sheet rather than a colour picker. “What’s included with an Early Adopter seat?” has the whole list.

One exception, free for everyone. On Arena, Chorus, Arpege, Rhythm and Modern the Background row is open to any account, because those designs build their look out of the photo you added. Its presets are the three colours Lumoria pulled out of your photo, plus black, white and a colour wheel. Picking one also flips the ticket’s text between light and dark, so it stays readable. “Can I put a photo on a ticket?” covers those five designs.

The finish

Under the colours: Select a finish (Matte, Glossy or Embossed). Matte is the default and is always available. The other two need a seat. “What are matte, glossy and embossed?” shows what each one does.

A design with one theme and no colour rows skips this step entirely. When that happens, the button on the details screen already says Create ticket.