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Your painting took hours.
People scroll past it in 3 seconds.
Show them the real story.
PixelRec records your Photoshop timelapse while you paint. No screen recorder. No editing.
Screen recording a 6-hour painting gives you a 6-hour video file.
Then you still have to cut it, speed it up and crop it.
A timelapse plugin saves only your canvas, so your video is ready when you finish.
Watch this street come to life.
Beautiful work by Shal. The soft colors, the warm lights, the small details. Thank you for sharing your process with us!
Painted in Photoshop, recorded with PixelRec. 70x speed.
Find Shal on Instagram for more of this great art: shalart
instagram.com/shalart
Old way: export for Reels. Again for TikTok. Again for YouTube.
Ultra: one export. Every size. Up to 4K.
Posting a timelapse? Show the finished art in the first second.
People decide in 1–2 seconds if they keep watching.
Final image first. Then: "How it started:"
Quick question for artists:
How long did your last painting really take?
Not the guess. The real number.
Reply with your answer.
Flatte does not draw for you.
It does not color for you.
It only does the boring part.
pixelrec.com/flatte
You pressed Save 400 times today.
PixelRec turns all of it into one video.
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5 tools for Photoshop artists in one bundle:
- PixelRec Pro (timelapse plugin)
- Flatte (flatting plugin)
- 70+ splash brushes
- Artist business handbook
- 30-day content calendar
Worth $123.70. Bundle price: $59.
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Line art: 2 hours.
Flatting: 3 hours.
Coloring: the fun part.
Flatte does the middle one in one click.
pixelrec.com/flatte






