Customizing your venue page.

• Photos. Cover image + a gallery of up to 10 additional photos. JPG or WebP, no quality reduction.
• Vibe. The compositional template — newsprint, gradient statement, photo-led, hazard, deep-field, etc. Each one is a fundamentally different layout, not a re-skin.
• Fine tuning. Palette, typography, corner radius. Override the vibe's defaults so the page reads like your room.

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   Open /v/<slug>. Edit page appears in the corner — in the gutter beside the page on a wide screen, as a pill on a phone. Only claimed owners see it.
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   Open it. You get an index of everything on the page: your words, your pictures, your vibe and colors, and your other pages. Each row says what it currently holds.
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   Press a row. Words are edited in place, at the words — the panel steps aside and hands you the real text on the real page. Everything else opens its editor right in the panel.
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   Each save lands on the page you are looking at. There is no publish step and no preview pane, because the preview is the page. Existing share-card scrapes refresh on their next crawl.

• Cover image. Wide aspect ratio (16:9 or wider). A photo of the room with the stage in frame reads best — bookers immediately understand the space.
• Gallery. Up to 10 additional photos. Include the bar, the green room (if you have one), the alley / load-in door, and a couple of show-night shots.
• Quality. Upload the highest resolution you have — we don't compress lossy. The CDN serves the right size per viewport.
• Videos — one more step. A subscription unlocks short video clips in the gallery in place of a photo. Looped backstage footage works well. Free during launch — videos are open to every venue while we're in early access.
• Update them. A renovation, a new PA, a repainted stage — re-shoot. The visible front door of the internet ages fast.

A small taxonomy to help pick:

• newsprint / press-sheet — Editorial, dense, text-forward. Good for jazz / classical / listening rooms.
• gradient-statement — Bold gradient hero, oversized type. Good for nightlife / electronic.
• photo-led — Full-bleed photo, sparse text. Good for rooms with strong visual identity.
• hazard / console-spec — Industrial, technical. Good for DIY / punk / metal / techno venues.
• deep-field — Cosmic, atmospheric. Good for ambient / experimental venues, jazz lofts, listening clubs.

You can try every vibe without committing: pick one from the vibe row and the page you are standing on re-renders in it. Save or discard from the same row.