Posting your free dates gets bookings. So does telling people where you’re playing this month. But making a decent image for a story or a WhatsApp status after a late drive home is nobody’s idea of fun, and most of us end up posting a screenshot of a notes app.
The new Share screen is a gig poster maker built from your own diary.
What’s new
One Share screen, two tabs. “Free dates” for the dates you can still be booked, and “Gigs” for where people can see you play.
Looks and colours. A “Look” tab changes the design. A “Colour” tab has seven palettes plus a colour of your own, and a shuffle button mixes both.
Plain wording. Posters say things like “Free to book”, “Book me at”, “Come and see me live” and “Scan to book me”.
A QR code on every look when you have a booking page, so people can enquire straight from the poster.
Share or save. “Share” hands the poster to your phone’s share sheet. “Save image” keeps a 1080×1920 picture, sized for a story.
“Send as text”. The same facts in words, ready to paste to an agent.
How to use it
Open the quick actions menu and choose “Share”. Gigflow fills the poster from your diary. Use “Edit dates” or “Edit gigs” to choose what goes on it, and “Edit your details” for your name and link. Pick a look and a colour, then tap “Share”.
Posters are free on every plan. Each one carries a small “Made with Gigflow” line.
Why it matters
The performers who stay busy are the ones who keep reminding people they exist. A poster that takes thirty seconds and looks like you paid a designer makes it far more likely you’ll post one this week.
