turn your old photos into backrooms
Your places, gone liminal.
liminals.space is a mobile-first web app that turns your own photos of real, everyday places (your childhood bedroom, the school hallway, the dead mall, the hospital waiting room) into the eerie, half-remembered ”backrooms” / liminal-space version your brain keeps at 3am. You also get an in-browser 3D room you can step inside, a VHS-style nostalgia video, and a keepsake you can download.
4 photos · see 2 rooms free · no account · your photos aren’t saved.
How it works
- Upload 4+ photos of places you grew up. People-free shots work best, even recent ones.
- Our AI rebuilds each one as its liminal, backrooms-style version.
- See your first 2 rooms free in lower resolution.
- Pay once to get the rest in full quality, step inside them in 3D, and download the VHS video + keepsake.
What does liminals.space cost?
It’s free to see your first 2 rooms in lower resolution. A one-time payment (handled by Paddle) unlocks the remaining rooms in full quality plus the 3D viewer, the video, and the keepsake. There’s no subscription and no account.
Does liminals.space store my photos?
No. There are no accounts and no database. Your photos are sent once to generate your images and are then deleted. Never saved. Everything you make lives only in your browser until you download it.
What kinds of places work best?
Empty, everyday institutional spaces carry the most nostalgia: a childhood bedroom, a school hallway, a 90s mall, a hospital waiting room, a parking garage, or an empty office.
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What would my backrooms look like? What are the backrooms? Why liminal spaces feel nostalgic How to make backrooms photos How it works FAQ About
“Backrooms” refers to a broad, community-created liminal-space aesthetic and is used descriptively. liminals.space is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to A24, any film, or any creator associated with “The Backrooms.”