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Create Booths for Your Map

Learn how to create single or multiple booths on your Eventeny event map, including sizing, pricing, titles, assignments, and how to move, edit, or delete booths in the map editor.

ℹ️ Plan Availability

This feature is available on the Pro and Premium plans.

To upgrade your plan, reach out to customer support.

Once you have set up the background image for your map, your next step is to start placing all your vendor booths onto the map. Booths can represent anything from tables, tents, spaces, etc.

Getting Started

Make sure you are logged in to Eventeny.

At the top of the home page, hover over the "Organize" tab and select the event you wish to create booths for.

An image showing users the 'Organize' tab with an orange circle highlighting it.

You should now be on your event dashboard. On the left side bar, under the "Home" tab, select "Maps."

An image showing users the ‘Map’ tab located under the ‘Home ‘ tab on the event dashboard with an orange circle highlighting it.


This is your maps section, where your maps will populate. Select the map you wish to create booths for by clicking the blue ✎ Edit Details button at the bottom.

An image directing users to click on the ‘Edit Details’ button to access the map editor with an orange circle highlighting it.

Creating Booths

You are now in your map editor. To the left of the screen, select "Booths."

An image showing users the map editor with an orange circle highlighting the ‘Booth’ tab.


You have the option to create a new booth, or multiple booths at once. Let's start with creating a new booth (single).

The 'Booths' section contains two buttons: '+ new booth' and '+ multiple booths,' allowing the user to create a new booth or multiple booths.

To Create a Single Booth

Click on the + New Booth option, and a new booth will appear on the map.

Click and drag the booth to where you would like the booth to reside on the map.

To adjust the size of the booth, use the drag points on the sides and corners of the booth or use the top bar to set the width and height of the booth.

You can also change the shape, background color and opacity, text size, and text color of the booth.

An image showing users the map editor tool bar located at the top of the map, with the option to adjust the shape, background color and opacity, text size, and text color of the booth.

When you're happy with your single booth adjustments, there is some criteria to fill out to the left of the map: title, description, amount, fees, block booth section, and assignment.

  • Title: use this section to label your booth.

  • Description: use this section to add a description or notes to your booth, if you wish.

  • Amount: this section allows you to price your booth.

  • Fees: indicate whether you want to pass, absorb, or split fees.

  • Block Booth Section: indicate whether you want to block vendors from selecting the booth on their own, or not.

  • Assignment: where you can assign one your approved vendors to the booth.

    An image showing users the criteria that needs to be filled out when a booth is created, the criteria is title, description, amount, fees, block booth section, and assignment.

To Create Multiple Booths

This option is for those who want to create multiple booths at once, as opposed to creating them individually. Click on “+ multiple booths."

An image showing users the two options to create booths, ‘new booth’ or ‘multiple booths’ with an orange circle highlighting the ‘multiple booths’ button.


Your map's opacity should slightly change so that you can draw your line, which indicates where you want your booths placed. At the top left of the tool bar, you can also select if you want your line to be straight, or to be drawn free hand.

Options to change the shape, size, text color/size, and background color of the booths are also at the top.

An image showing users the map editor tool bar located at the top of the map, with the option to adjust the type of line, ‘Straight’ or ‘Free Hand’, shape, background color and opacity, text size, and text color of the booth.

Once you're happy with your selections at the top tool bar, go ahead and draw the line on the map. For the sake of this tutorial, both straight and free hand line styles are shown below.

An image showing users a straight line drawn on the map to create multiple booths with an orange circle highlighting the straight line.
An image showing users a free hand line drawn on the map to create multiple booths with an orange circle highlighting the free hand line.

Once the line is drawn, type the number of booths you would like to place in the "# of booths" section on the left sidebar.

An image showing users the criteria box with an orange circle highlighting the box to input the number of booths desired.

⚠️ Heads Up

Sometimes, the number of booths you input will differ from the number of booths that actually appear on the map. When this happens, it is because the size of the booths is too big for the line you drew. To fix it, simply change the width (W) and height (H) of the booths at the top tool bar to a smaller size. Another bump you may face is your booths not showing up at all on your map. This is because your map is scaled to be too small to fit the booth's size (example: 50x50 booths cannot fit a map that is scaled to 15x15ft). To fix, simply go back to the "Background" section, scroll down to "background size" and rescale your map to accommodate your booths.

Once your booths have been dropped on the map, the "Booth titles" section should pop up directly below the "# of booths" section. Go ahead and title your booths to your liking. When you are finished, click ✔ Save at the top right of the tool bar.

An image showing users the criteria box to input the number of booths desired and fields to input the title of the booths.
An image showing users the map editor tool bar with an orange circle highlighting the ‘Save’ button.

Any booths you create will not only show on your map but will also populate on the left side bar. They are distinguishable by title and color. You can click on the booth through the list or on the map to edit its information, which will take you to the same edit screen as the single booth creation section.

An image showing users the booth information tab with an orange circle highlighting the list of current booths on the map.
An image showing users the information fields that are available when clicking on a current booth from the list of booths on the map.

Move, Edit, or Delete Booths

You can easily move, edit, or delete your booths individually by simply selecting the booth on the map or the left side bar. If you would like to move, edit, or delete multiple booths, the map editor acts like a desktop screen. Simply click, hold, and drag around the booths you want to work with to highlight them.

An image showing users how they can highlight multiple booths on their map to move, edit, or delete.

Once the booths are highlighted, you can now edit the sizes, shape and colors of the booths and text via the top toolbar. To the right on the toolbar, change the alignment, duplicate the number of booths you have highlighted, or delete. To move your booths, click, hold, and drag them when they are highlighted.

An image showing users the map editor toolbar with an orange circle highlighting the options to edit the sizes, shape and colors of the booths and text via the top toolbar.

When you want to delete, the map editor will ask if you are sure at the top right where you first hit the trash icon button. Alternatively, with your booths still highlighted, you can simply press "Backspace" followed by "Enter" on your keyboard to delete as well.

An image showing users the follow up are you sure prompt for when the click the delete button.

ℹ️ Info

At the moment, you cannot change the shape of your booths or edit their pricing info in bulk. You will have to click on each booth individually if you wish to change those aspects.

At the moment, you cannot change the shape of your booths or edit their pricing info in bulk. You will have to click on each booth individually if you wish to change those aspects.

Save Your Progress

You do not have to worry about saving your progress in the map editor, as it automatically saves each time you make an edit or an addition to your map! This means you can exit out of the editor at any time and your progress will be saved for when you return.

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