Set the stand size, drop in your works, and Booth Studio hangs them by museum rules. Then one button turns it into a photoreal render, a 3D page for the viewing room and the installation PDF the crew actually needs.
14 days, everything unlocked, no card. macOS.
Not a CAD program. A booth program.
Fair, size, open sides. Nine layouts drawn from real fair floorplans, ready to nudge instead of starting from a blank page.
Centre at 150 cm, 80 cm between works, 60 cm off the corners. Three variants — spacious, commercial, dramatic — and it warns you when a piece will not fit.
Pull the works straight from a Gallery Manager list with real sizes and photos, or paste an image and its details.
Six framed shots or just the view you set up. Artworks stay locked, so nothing invents a painting that does not exist.
Export a page for the viewing room — orbit, zoom, click a work for its label. One HTML file or a ZIP with instructions.
Dimensioned plan, wall elevations and a hanging list in centimetres from the left edge of each wall. PDF and CSV.
The app runs on your Mac. This site only holds your licence and the downloads.
An annual licence activates on two machines — the studio and the laptop that goes to the fair. Swap one from your account page any time.
Once activated it checks in when it can and keeps working for a week without a connection. Fair wifi is not a reason to lose your stand.
Two ways in. No tiers, no per-seat maths.