Pose Tips
Delight your guests with fun, animated suggestions for how they can add a little bit of magic or uniqueness to their captures.
Quick Start Video
How to Set Up Pose Tips
In this video you will learn:
How to enable and configure pose tips for an event in the web app
Explainer
What Are Pose Tips?
Pose tips are short animations that play before the countdown starts that give guests suggestions on how they can pose for their captures.
You can either select all of the available poses to be played randomly or choose a specific collection of poses.
Note: Pose tips are available for in-person events ran on the Salsa iOS app. Pose tips are not available for Virtual Booth events.
How To
Turn on Pose Tips
To turn on Pose Tips:
Log in to the Salsa web app
Select an event or create a new event
Click Configure Event
Click Capture Settings
Click Pose Tips
Toggle on Pose Tips
Note: After turning on Pose Tips, one or more poses will need to be selected in order for them to be added to an event and shown to guests.
How To
Select Pose Tips
Salsa has over 20 different poses that you can add to your event.
You can select all of them, or choose one or more specific poses to be shown randomly before each capture.
To select Pose Tips for an event:
Log in to the Salsa web app
Select an event or create a new event
Click Configure Event
Click Capture Settings
Click Pose Tips
Toggle on Pose Tips (if it is not already)
Click one or more poses, or click Select All to add all of the poses to your event
Note: You can preview a pose tip’s animation by hover your mouse cursor over the pose.
What To Know
Using Pose Tips
If multiple pose tips are selected, then a different pose tip will be played before each capture.
If only one pose tip is selected, then that pose tip will be played before each capture.
For photo templates with two or more pictures or GIFs, this means that a pose tip will be played before each picture or frame.
Suggestion: It is recommended that you select, at least, as many poses as there are pictures within a template or frames in a GIF.
For example, if your event is using a photo template with three pictures, you will want to select at least three different poses. This way each capture is presented with a different pose.
Learn more about Photo Templates
If your event has GIF mode turned on and set to four frames within the GIF settings, you will want to have at least four poses selected.
