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Default Graphic Customisation for Scratch Cards

Overlay image


For the scratch Card app, the Default scratch card overlay image refers to the image that users will scratch away to reveal whether they have won or lost, or to reveal their prize.


Underlay image


The Default scratch card underlay image is what users will see when they “scratch” away the overlay if no Custom scratch card underlay image is included for an item. Therefore if you want to use the same underlay image for every eventuality, you can optimise your time by just including it here.


Scratch format


The scratch format setting allows you to define the shape and orientation of the scratchable area on the card. You can choose between landscape, portrait, square, or circle formats. This offers flexibility to better align the scratch area with your design, branding, or promotional goals.


Multiple Scratch Options


  • Number of Cells to Scratch: Define how many areas on the card a player must scratch before the result is revealed.
  • Number of the Same Prize to Discover: Set how many identical prizes must be revealed for the player to win.
Scratch Cards 3D and Multi Scratch 3D


The 3D scratch games have their own customisation options in the Game step:


  • Scratch format — the layout and shape of the scratch cells: square, circle, landscape, heart, or Card, where the cells take the shape of your own image.
  • Scratch card overlay — the surface the player scratches away: upload an image, or pick an overlay colour.
  • Scratch card back — the card itself: upload an image, or pick a back colour.
  • Custom underlay for the losing result — shown when the player reveals a losing card; you can also hide the text on losing cards so only your image shows.


Multi Scratch 3D adds:


  • Number of cells to scratch before the result is revealed.
  • Number of the same prize to discover for the player to win.
  • A short "winning cell found" message, shown each time a winning cell is revealed while others are still needed.

Updated on: 02/10/2026

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