Neil has been using Pic-Time for years. He moved over from Shoot Proof. He has not looked back. And in this stream he finally gets to sit down with Aga from Pic-Time and let her show the Flash Masters community exactly how the platform works and how to get the most out of it.

Aga shares her screen and walks through the full Pic-Time experience from the photographer's and the client's perspective - including how to set up your gallery, create highlight scenes, build a store with curated products from Pic-Time's network of partner labs, use the built-in slideshow maker, and start setting up the automations that make passive print sales possible without any extra effort.

She also introduces Pic-Time's gallery migration service: making it easy to bring existing galleries across from another provider and previews an exciting new feature launching that week.

Practical, clear, and genuinely exciting for anyone who isn't yet using Pic-Time to its full potential. 💰

The top 5 things you will learn by watching this stream:

1. How to set up a beautiful Pic-Time gallery that makes a great first impression on clients. Aga walks through the gallery setup process including how to use the highlight scene feature to ensure clients always see your best images first rather than a photo of the groom tying his shoe.
2. How to build a curated print store that makes it easy for clients to order without being overwhelmed. Aga explains why less is more when it comes to product selection, how to choose which labs to work with, and why limiting to two or three labs keeps shipping simple and costs down.
3. How the built-in slideshow maker works and how clients can use it for their own social media. Aga shows how to create stunning slideshows directly within Pic-Time including a vertical format option that clients can download for their own Instagram reels, turning every gallery delivery into a free marketing opportunity.
4. How the album design feature works for photographers who want to offer albums without the design admin. Aga walks through how clients can design their own album within Pic-Time, and how photographers can also design it for them and send it for approval: a genuinely flexible approach for different workflows.
5. How Pic-Time's migration service works and how to bring your existing galleries across from another provider. Aga explains the migration process step by step including how Pic-Time handles the technical side and why making the switch is far less complicated than most photographers expect.

For more information about Pic-Time, visit: www.pic-time.com