Please change the default layouts' background color to #ffffff white, not #f0f0f0.

This is more of a bug than a feature request, but here goes:

The basic templates (with the plain backgrounds) in Lumabooth do not have a true white background (HEX #ffffff, RGB 255,255,255). They’re a slightly darker color (HEX #f0f0f0,

RGB 240,240,240), and it can’t be changed in the Lumabooth app. You can only add an image to place over it, or cover the whole thing.

This creates a couple of problems.

First, if I upload a background image that has a white (#ffffff) background and then have to shift it upwards or downwards to adjust where the lettering appears on the strip, the underlying #f0f0f0 background color becomes visible, like at the bottom of this example:

This gray portion doesn’t show on a printed photo… it’s so close to white that it’s practically invisible. It also doesn’t show in the photo when it’s sent to guests via SMS:

The gray portion at the bottom DOES appear when the photo is downloaded from the event gallery.

This is a problem because the photos in the event gallery are what my client now has access to and the strips looked perfect in person and in the text messages, but they’re not accurate in the gallery.

Please fix the selectable basic templates so that they have a true white background. Ideally, the template editor should have a color picker tool with #ffffff set as the default - that’s something that’s been requested before.

Thanks!