> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.simplebooth.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.simplebooth.com/customization-guide/experience-designer/post-capture/edit-tools.md).

# Edit Tools

After capturing their photos, participants are taken to an editing screen where they can personalize their results before proceeding to save and share. This step allows guests to refine their images.

If multiple edit tools are enabled, guests can choose between them at the bottom of the. edit screen. If only one edit tool is enabled, it will be automatically selected when the participant advances from capture to edit. 

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#### Customizing the Editing Screen

You can enable or disable individual edit tools based on your event's needs. Follow these steps to set up your interface:

1. Open the **Edit Tools** settings card in the Experience Designer.
2. **Select the feature name** in the menu to open each individual feature's configuration settings.
3. **Toggle Tools:** Use the switches to select exactly which features you want to offer your guests.
4. **Rearrange Order:** You can customize the order in which these tools appear to guests by dragging and dropping them directly within the Simple Booth app settings on your iPad.

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**Mandatory Screen**

The edit page cannot be bypassed. A **Retake** button is always visible, giving participants the option to start over if they are unhappy with their capture.
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#### Available Edit Tools

* [Background Blur](/customization-guide/experience-designer/post-capture/edit-tools/background-blur.md)
* [Background Replacement](/customization-guide/experience-designer/pre-capture/background-replacement.md)
* [Drawing](/customization-guide/experience-designer/post-capture/edit-tools/drawing.md)
* [Filters](/customization-guide/experience-designer/post-capture/edit-tools/filters.md)
* [Glam](/customization-guide/experience-designer/post-capture/edit-tools/glam.md)
* [Digital Props](/customization-guide/experience-designer/post-capture/edit-tools/digital-props.md)
* [Stickers](/customization-guide/experience-designer/post-capture/edit-tools/stickers.md)

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## **Plan Availability**

Certain edit tools are only available on higher tiers. 
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