How it works
You wake up with a dream that’s already fading. Liquid Birds catches it and turns it into a short film, usually in about 15 minutes. You’re only awake for the first part.
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Describe your dream
Type it, or tap the microphone and just talk. Half sentences are fine, and so is any language. Most people lose a dream within minutes of waking, so get it down first and tidy it later.
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We check it as you go
While you write, your dream is checked for the few things we can’t film. Anything that needs changing is highlighted, usually with a one-tap swap that keeps the feeling. See What we can’t film.
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Choose how it looks
Pick Portrait for phones or Landscape for screens, and a look: Color, Sepia for old-photograph tones, or Dreamy for a washed out, glowing feel.
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See the shot list
Your dream comes back as a shot list: every scene, what the camera does and what you’ll hear, in your language. This is the plan for your film, and you see it before you pay.
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Pay, and only for what’s made
Your payment is held, not charged. You’re charged after the film is made, only for the length we deliver. If it can’t be made, you pay nothing. Prices start at $1.86 for 8 seconds. See the Refund policy.
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We film it
Each scene is generated with AI video and sound. Longer films are made as several reels at once and then stitched together. Your film page shows every step with its time, and it’s safe to go back to sleep.
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Watch it back
The finished film appears on your film page, and the link is in your email. Watch it, download it, or share it. It’s kept for 30 days, so download it if you want to keep it for good.
Good to know
- Films run from 8 seconds to 3 minutes. Longer films take longer and cost more, because each extra reel is filmed separately.
- AI reads dreams its own way, and mistakes will happen. That’s part of the fun.
- Lost your link? Find my film emails it to you again.
More answers on the Questions page.