The same room
The wood panels, the green carpet and the chrome-framed chair stay as they are in the clip, so it reads as the trend at first sight.
For the floating chair trend
Put yourself in the chair from the clip everyone is remaking: leaning far back, turning slowly above a green carpet in a wood-panelled room, singing softly up at the camera.
YouThe person on the chair
A clear, front-facing photo works best. One adult in the photo; the clothes come from the photo too.
900 credits · 13 s · 720p · 16:9
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The photoThe example uses an AI-generated person, not a real one.
The room, the chair and the camera are fixed. Your photo decides who is in the chair.
The wood panels, the green carpet and the chrome-framed chair stay as they are in the clip, so it reads as the trend at first sight.
The doorway, floor and overhead shots cut on the same frames as the clip, with no fade or morph.
Much of the video is seen from straight above, close on the face, and the face, hair and clothes come from your photo.
A render that fails returns to your balance. No ticket, no waiting.
Three steps, about ten minutes.
One adult, facing the camera, with the face clearly visible. A full-body photo also shows your clothes and shoes.
Keep the trend's sound, or choose Silent and add your own music when you post.
13 seconds, 720p, horizontal 16:9, no watermark. Post it to Reels, TikTok or Shorts.
The Birds of a Feather AI trend, also called the floating chair trend or the Billie Eilish chair trend, remakes the look of the official video for "BIRDS OF A FEATHER" by Billie Eilish with someone else in the chair.
A person leans far back on an office chair that drifts and spins in a wood-panelled room, filmed from a doorway, from the floor and from straight above, with hard cuts between the shots. This page puts the face and clothes from your photo into one such clip and keeps everything else.
The song comes from Billie Eilish's 2024 album Hit Me Hard and Soft. Its official video, directed by Aidan Zamiri, came out on September 27, 2024.
Two years later, around October 27, 2026, AI creators including @neantiste and @battos13 began posting versions with other people in the chair. Within days AI video sites offered templates, and names like floating chair and zero-gravity chair spread. The 2026 dates come from a trend tracker and the posts themselves, not from the platform.
Sources: The official video on Rolling Stone AU · An AI version by @battos13
The timing of the video this page makes. Clips people post vary a little.
| 0–1.2 s | From the doorway, then from the floor: the chair hangs above the carpet and the feet dangle |
|---|---|
| 1.2–2.6 s | From straight above: leaning far back, arms out, looking up at the lens |
| 2.6–5.1 s | A side view with the head hanging back, then a close-up from above |
| 5.1–7.6 s | Legs and feet up close, back overhead, then the chair drifts past the low camera |
| 7.6–9.9 s | The camera comes in very close to the face |
| 9.9–13 s | The spin picks up: the head rolls from side to side and the hair moves with it |
Use one adult, facing the camera, with the whole face sharp, evenly lit and uncovered. The camera stays close to the face for much of the video, so a clear face matters most.
The clothes and shoes come from your photo, and the low shots show the legs and feet, so a full-body photo works best. Anything the photo does not show is continued in plain everyday clothes. Your hair stays as long as it is in the photo, so short hair moves less than the long hair in the original.
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Questions
It is a 13-second horizontal video of one person leaning far back on an office chair that floats and spins in a wood-panelled room, starring the person in your photo. It costs a flat 900 credits.
Yes. The same look goes by Birds of a Feather AI, the Billie Eilish chair trend, the floating chair and the zero-gravity chair.
"BIRDS OF A FEATHER" by Billie Eilish, from the 2024 album Hit Me Hard and Soft. Your video comes with the clip's sound unless you choose Silent.
The look comes from the song's official video, directed by Aidan Zamiri. AI versions with other people in the chair appeared around October 27, 2026, among them posts by @neantiste and @battos13.
Both exist. The official video is real footage of Billie Eilish. The versions people share for this trend are AI-made, and this generator makes that kind of remake, not the official video.
Not yet. This generator takes one adult in one photo. To put your pet into a dance video instead, try Dime Dime Baby.
Add one photo and pick the sound. We replace the person in a fixed clip of the trend: the room, the chair, the camera and the cuts stay as they are, and the face, hair and clothes come from your photo.
One adult, facing the camera, with the face sharp and evenly lit. A full-body photo shows the clothes and shoes too. Avoid sunglasses, masks, heavy filters and group photos.
The mouth moves softly through the video to keep the mood of the clip. It is not word-perfect lip sync, so it will not match every word of the song.
The clip is 16:9, and the wide room, the floor shots and the overhead shots are framed for it. Vertical feeds show it with bars, or you can crop it when you post.
A flat 900 credits per video, with sound or without. The smallest pack is $9.90 and covers it, larger packs cost less per video, and a failed render returns to your balance.
The room stays: it is part of the clip the camera moves are built on. The clothes come from your photo, so wear what you want to see in the video.
Yes. By default the trend's track runs under the whole video. Choose Silent if you want to add your own music when you post.
Usually about ten minutes; you can close the tab, and the finished video waits in My videos. A failed render returns the credits straight to your balance.
No. This is an independent fan tool with no connection to the song, Billie Eilish, her label or the rights holders, TikTok, Instagram or any creator.
Every tool turns your photos into a short vertical video. One credit balance works on all of them.
An independent fan tool. Not affiliated with the song, Billie Eilish, her label or rights holders, TikTok, Instagram or any creator.
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