Starting with 1.59.1 Booth.Events supports the Liene PixCut S1, a printer that can print and cut sticker sheets that are made for it. The app determines the cut lines automatically so guests receive a sheet they can peel stickers from:
To learn more about the Liene PixCut S1 printer, please see our video:
Requirements
You must connect your Liene PixCut S1 to the iPad/Mac via USB - we don't support other methods of printing (bluetooth, airprint, network etc). You must turn on USB printing if you haven't done this already.
All USB printing requires an iPad with an M-series chip, so this does too
We don't support other printers at this time
You need the Pro plan or better because this uses AI Prompts to generate the stickers
Is the printer not detected when you go to Add Printers? Make sure you have updated the app. Open App Store, search Booth.Events, and make sure you tap the search result to open the page for the app.
Setting it up
Create a template that uses the 4x7" preset:
2. Create an AI Prompt that makes the stickers, and assign it to the template.
Here's a prompt to get you going:
The entire image is a unified artwork of a 90s puff-style sticker sheet on a flat, solid white background. The shot is framed perfectly head-on from directly above, presenting the sheet completely flat to the camera in a vertical portrait layout. The composition is carefully framed so that every single sticker is completely visible and fully contained within the image borders — no stickers are cropped, cut off, or partially out of frame. At the top of the sheet is a large, wide glossy puff sticker acting as a header, featuring the text <CREATE GUEST NAME DYNAMIC ELEMENT> written in a red and green Christmas-specific font. Below the header, the sheet features multiple die-cut puff character stickers arranged in a dense, perfectly neat, symmetrical vertical grid filling the rest of the area. The empty spaces between the character stickers are filled with tiny, matching puff stickers of candy canes, christmas decorations, and pieces of christmas candy. The subject from the first image appears as several different stickers in various playful Christmas poses and costumes, like as Santa or wearing a santa hat or in front of a christmas tree. If there is one subject, they appear in all the character stickers. If there are multiple subjects, each person appears across the stickers, the number of people is unchanged, and their relative arrangement is preserved. Every person's face is preserved exactly as it appears in the first image: the bone structure — eye spacing, nose, jawline, cheekbones — is identical, and the expression is carried into the scene exactly as it appears, not altered, softened, or idealized. The aesthetic is authentic 90s puff stickers with a thick, glossy, embossed plastic texture, white die-cut borders, and vibrant Christmas colors. Flat, bright studio lighting highlights the raised, glossy texture of the stickers against the white background.
... you'll want to change the <CREATE GUEST NAME DYNAMIC ELEMENT> text there into a dynamic element for the guest's name.
3. Assign the AI prompt to the template, and assign the template to your event
4. On the iPad, make sure your event has the AI photos capture type turned on, as this is what you're using
5. Launch the event, connect the Liene printer to the iPad via USB
We don't support the Liene printer / sticker cutting in any other configuration than direct USB printing - you cannot use Print.Events or AirPrint or Bluetooth to print to it.
Keep in mind this printer is not fast, but the app allows you to connect more than one printer to it at a time - so you can connect multiple Liene printers at the same time to keep the line moving!