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Customizing your venue page.
Once your venue is claimed, the Studio is where you make the page actually look like your room. Pick a vibe, drop in photos, and dial in palette + typography so every event hosted at your venue picks up your aesthetic.
Updated May 16, 2026
Overview
What the Studio controls.
The same Studio surface that promoters use for events powers venue and artist pages too. Three things you can change.
- 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.
Studio
Opening the Studio for your venue.
Studio URL: /studio/venue/<slug>. The slug matches your public venue URL ( /v/<slug>).
- 1From your venue page (
/v/<slug>), tap the Customize button in the top-right. Only visible to claimed owners. - 2You land in the Studio. The left rail has Photos, Vibe, and Fine tuning tabs; the right rail is a live preview of your public page with all changes applied.
- 3Edit. Every change in the left rail re-renders the preview live. Nothing is published until you tap Save.
- 4Save. The public page picks up the changes immediately. Existing share-card scrapes refresh on their next crawl.
Photos
The thing visitors notice first.
Honest photos of your actual room do more for bookings than any other Studio knob. Five tips.
- 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.
Vibes
Pick a layout that matches the room.
A DIY basement and a black-tie jazz club shouldn't pick the same vibe. Each vibe is a different visual register.
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 preview every vibe in the Studio without committing — click through the gallery and watch the preview pane on the right.
Fine tuning
The fine-tuning panel.
Once you've picked a vibe, the fine-tuning panel lets you override its defaults.
Palette
Primary + accent + surface colors. Stick to two or three colors that match your room's actual palette (the stage lights, the bar tile, the merch wall). Contrast accessibility warnings appear automatically if a combo is unreadable.
Typography
Display font (headings) + body font. The picker includes a curated set of free + commercially-cleared fonts.
Radius
Corner radius across cards and buttons. Sharp 90° corners read industrial; tighter 8px radius reads neutral; a pronounced 24px reads soft + friendly.
Note
Need more help?
Email support@out4.events for anything that isn't urgent. We're a small team — most replies happen the same day.
Mid-event and need a human right now? DM @out4.events on Instagram — Chris is the on-call.