For heads in the clouds

Clouds test
imagination.

Take a cloud photo. Draw what you see in it. Let your imagination take shape.

Try the drawing preview

See it your way.

One cloud. A whale to you. A whole world to someone else.

Try your own drawing
Soft peach clouds in a blue sky, before adding an interpretation.
Original. A cloud catches your eye.
The original sky with a simple whale drawing showing the imagined shape.
Drawing. A few lines show what you saw.
An illustrated final interpretation of the cloud as a whale, with a curved tail and a small flipper.
Final. An illustrated whale takes shape in the clouds.

Illustrated example: an original cloud, a drawing, and a final interpretation.

From sketch to sky

Inside the cloud studio.

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A whole world
up there.

Meet the Cloud Atlas.

Explore 30 cloud guides, 104 real photographs, and 120 little sky facts while your creation takes shape.

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A little sky. A little imagination.

That’s not just
a cloud.

A sleeping dragon. A very round dog. Something only you can see. There’s no right answer, and you don’t have to be an artist.

  1. Catch a cloud

    Take a photo or choose a little piece of sky from your camera roll.

  2. Find your drawing

    Trace the shape you see. A few lines can tell the whole story.

  3. Picture the possibility

    We’re building AI that brings your interpretation to life, with the cloud as its starting point.

A first look,
with room to grow.

The drawing preview is open.

Choose a photo, draw on a cloud, and save your draft in your browser. You can start with a sample cloud, too.

Google sign-in and AI rendering are available in the web preview. Check the live studio status above before submitting. The iOS and Android releases are still in development.

Catch a cloud