Digital booths
An SVG layout and a PNG strip are different deliverables
Know whether you downloaded editable artwork or a composed picture.
A blank template and a finished strip can look related while doing different jobs. The distinction matters when you send a file to an editor, a guest or a printer.
Vector layout and raster picture
MDN’s image-format guide distinguishes SVG from raster formats such as PNG. A vector file can describe shapes and layout; a raster file records a grid of pixels. An SVG may also contain raster images, so the extension alone does not prove that every part can enlarge without loss.
Evidence: Technical documentation
Check what the download contains
Flashroom’s web template SVGs are blank layouts. The local editor composes selected pictures into a PNG. Open the downloaded file and confirm whether the photo windows contain your images or remain empty. This describes the website’s templates, which are separate from the eight booth designs in the iPhone app.
Evidence: Product record
Choose the file for the next step
Use a compatible editor for layout changes to a blank SVG, and send a checked composed image when the recipient needs the finished strip. Keep the photographs and layout separately if you may revise it. A file that opens successfully is not enough: confirm the actual pictures and caption are present.
Sources & further reading
Sources for the specific facts and product descriptions above. Our worked examples, interpretations and practical suggestions are original editorial guidance.
- MDN — image file formatsTechnical documentation
- Flashroom — official App Store listingProduct record