Source visual
Mosaic Prism
The first contributing scene: tighter lattice structure, harder seam detail, and the graphic pressure that anchors the hybrid.
Combine visuals
Pair two donor scenes inside Remixel, then let the hybrid keep the pressure, color, and motion traits that matter from each source.
Source visual
The first contributing scene: tighter lattice structure, harder seam detail, and the graphic pressure that anchors the hybrid.
Source visual
The second contributing scene: softer orbital bloom, chromatic lift, and the luminous color spread that opens the combined result up.
Combined visual
One fused scene built inside Remixel from the two source visuals above. It keeps the lattice pressure from Mosaic Prism and opens it up with the bloom, spread, and chromatic lift from Prismatic Orbit Bloom.
REMIX AND ADD TEXT
The same workflow can take a single source visual and push it with plain-language direction: shift the palette, add the wordmark, and keep the underlying prism structure alive.
Source visual
Start from the original prism scene, then keep its structure in place while you redirect the palette and add a centered wordmark.
Text direction
make this rainbow colored and add pixel bright lettering in the center saying Remixel
Prompt
Instead of adding a second donor visual, this version uses a direct text instruction to recolor the scene and place bright pixel lettering at the center.
Remixed preset
The resulting Remixel preset keeps the prism geometry, shifts it into a brighter rainbow plate, and locks the pixel REMIXEL wordmark into the middle of the frame.
Made For Real Rooms
The same app should be able to hold a club, a projection wall, or a quieter room without feeling like the same canned loop in every context.
For DJ sets
Built for nights where the visual needs to keep moving with the set instead of sitting on one safe preset for hours.
For installations
Bring in your own media, shape the motion, and keep the atmosphere alive long after a static loop would have gone flat.
For ambient rooms
The same composition can sit back, breathe, or react harder without rebuilding the entire visual stack.
Actual App Window
This screenshot was captured from the installed Remixel app on this device. The preset list, live canvas preview, and assistant stay in one usable workspace while the audience-facing fullscreen output runs separately.

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Preset library
Browse and swap looks without dropping the live scene in the center.
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Live canvas
Keep the preview visible while you audition the next move for the room.
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Assistant panel
Use the operator surface and fullscreen output side by side instead of context-switching.
How It Works
Remixel works best when it behaves like a live tool. Start with a scene that has enough shape to matter, then keep pushing it instead of starting over every time the room changes.
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Begin with a live look that already has mood, motion, and enough structure to push further.
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Blend scenes, darken the palette, slow the pace, or turn up the pressure while keeping the part that is already working.
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The operator view stays usable on your Mac while the fullscreen output stays separate for the audience.
Prompt The Turn
The point is to preserve the part the room is already responding to, then bend density, pace, and atmosphere from there without losing the set.
pull it darker
blend these two
more smoke
slow the motion
bring in this photo
make it hit harder
Built for live sets
Remixel is for people who need to keep a look alive in a room, not for people who want to rebuild every visual from scratch.
OpenAI required
An active OpenAI subscription powers the remixing and scene-combination workflows that make the app useful.
Fullscreen stays separate
The final visual renders locally on macOS while the operator surface stays open for the next move.
What Can Bend The Scene
Start from the core canvas, then bring in mic, app audio, or text only when the room needs a new turn.
Bring in your own text, logos, and reference material when the set needs more than abstraction.
Let live sound push movement, density, and energy when you want the room inside the scene.
Use still images as texture, collage, and memory when the visual needs something more personal.
Shape visuals from the music already playing on your Mac instead of relying on a mic alone.
Human Support
The support path is direct. If a setup feels off or a scene is behaving badly, you can reach a person without fighting a help maze.
Support email
kelly@bloomtech.comInclude this in bug reports
FAQ
Remixel is a direct-download macOS app for live visuals. You start from a scene, remix or combine looks with OpenAI, and send the result to a separate fullscreen canvas.
Yes. Remixel's core remixing and scene-combination workflows require OpenAI account sign-in and an active OpenAI subscription.
No. Remixel is built around a local-first workflow. It accesses photos or local folders only when you explicitly choose them.
Depending on what you turn on, macOS may ask for folder access, microphone, photos, or Screen and System Audio Recording access.
Ready To Run
Choose your Remixel license, sign in with your OpenAI account inside the app, and start building visuals that can go straight to the canvas.