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I Love The Smiths AI: Put Two People in the Elevator Scene

I Love The Smiths puts two photos into a 15-second widescreen elevator scene, with the clip’s sound. One person wears the headphones, the other notices the music and speaks. Choose 480p for 50 credits or 720p for 100.

Both photos required · 15 seconds · 16:9 · 480p: 50 credits · 720p: 100 credits

Sound15-second widescreen elevator scene with sound

Use a clear photo of one adult, head to waist, face visible and facing the camera in good light. JPG/PNG, at least 341 px per side. Only adults who agreed to appear; no celebrities.

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A man in a denim jacket and headphones on the left, a woman in burgundy velvet on the right. 15 seconds with sound.
Another pair in the same elevator. This is a 5-second excerpt; a new video is 15 seconds.

How to make an I Love The Smiths video in 3 steps

  1. 01

    Fill the left and right slots

    I Love The Smiths will not start until both slots have a photo. The left slot is the listener in headphones; the right slot is the one who notices the music and speaks. One adult per image, head to waist, facing the camera.

  2. 02

    Pick 480p or 720p

    Basic 480p is 50 credits. Standard 720p is 100 credits. There is no 1080p option. Both are 15 seconds, widescreen 16:9, with the clip’s sound. The button shows the number before you are charged.

  3. 03

    Start the scene, then download

    Confirm the photos are allowed, then start. I Love The Smiths keeps rendering for 2–10 minutes if you close the tab. Download from My videos within 7 days, before the photos and the video are deleted. A failure returns the credits for that resolution.

What does an I Love The Smiths video include?

  • An older man in a red hoodie and headphones and a grey-haired woman in a polka-dot top in the elevator

    A 15-second widescreen scene

    I Love The Smiths makes a 15-second 16:9 video from two photos. The wood-panelled elevator, the lighting and the fixed camera come from the reference clip. Your two people take the left and right spots and keep the same glances, gestures and mouth timing.

  • Frames from the two I Love The Smiths examples: two couples in the same elevator

    The sound is already in the file

    I Love The Smiths does not ask for lyrics or an uploaded track. The reference clip’s sound is part of the download, the same way the other live templates carry their own audio. You cannot swap the song or type new lines for this scene.

  • An astronaut holding his helmet and a ballerina in a pink tutu in the elevator

    50 credits at 480p, 100 at 720p

    I Love The Smiths costs 50 credits at Basic 480p and 100 credits at Standard 720p, the same as No Hands Dance and Thanksgiving Dance. Both are 15 seconds with sound. There is no 1080p tier. A failed video returns the credits for the resolution you chose.

  • A chef in a white hat and a nurse with a stethoscope in the elevator

    Ready in 2–10 minutes

    I Love The Smiths renders in 2–10 minutes and keeps going if you close the tab. Pick the file up in My videos. The two photos and the finished video are deleted after 7 days, so save the download you want to keep.

Who is I Love The Smiths for?

  • Couples with a shared song

    I Love The Smiths is a two-person scene about noticing someone’s music. Put yourself and your partner in the two spots and decide who wears the headphones. Both people must be adults who agreed to appear.

  • Friends with the same music taste

    I Love The Smiths works for two friends, not only couples. Give each friend a clear head-to-waist photo. With three people, Thanksgiving Dance or ATEEZ Drip fits better; with one, Burning Bridges.

  • Coworkers with an office in-joke

    The scene happens in an office elevator, so it suits two coworkers who share a joke about music. The examples on this page also cast an astronaut with a ballerina and a chef with a nurse. Only use photos of colleagues who agreed.

  • Creators joining the trend

    I Love The Smiths is a 15-second post with the sound already attached. You are not lip-syncing or timing cuts. The terms allow personal use and social posting for the video. Save it within 7 days. 480p spends half the credits of 720p if you are testing a version first.

Which photos work best for I Love The Smiths?

I Love The Smiths needs both slots filled. Each photo is one adult, head to waist, face clearly visible, in good light. JPG or PNG, at least 341 px on each side. People must be consenting adults. Celebrity photos are not allowed.

The scene is a close, fixed shot from the chest up, so the face matters most. Faces, hair, skin tone and clothes come from your photos, not from the people in the reference clip. The black headphones stay in the scene, so the person on the left does not need to wear any.

1.Left: listener in headphones

Photo one replaces the man on the left: denim jacket, grey T-shirt, black headphones, short curly hair.

2.Right: the one who speaks

Photo two replaces the woman on the right: red curly hair pinned up, burgundy velvet top.

Choose adults who have given permission for this video. Keep celebrity photos out of both slots.

Where does “I love The Smiths” come from?

  • The elevator scene in (500) Days of Summer

    The line comes from the 2009 film (500) Days of Summer. Tom, played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, is listening to music on big headphones in the office elevator. Summer, played by Zooey Deschanel, hears it and tells him she loves The Smiths. It is the first time the two really talk.

  • The song in the headphones

    In the film, the song in Tom’s headphones is “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out” by The Smiths, from their 1986 album The Queen Is Dead. This template does not add that recording; the video keeps the sound of its own reference clip.

  • From movie moment to photo trend

    The scene has been a meme for years, a shorthand for someone noticing the music you love. It has now turned into an AI photo trend: people put two photos into a recreated elevator scene and keep the same timing. This template uses a newly made reference clip, not footage from the film.

How does I Love The Smiths compare with the other live templates?

I Love The Smiths is the live widescreen template for two people. No Hands Dance also takes two photos, of people or pets, for a 14-second vertical dance at the same prices. Thanksgiving Dance takes three photos of people or pets for a 13-second dance, also at those prices. ATEEZ Drip takes three photos of people for 15 seconds at 720p for 50 credits. Burning Bridges needs one portrait for a 16-second party clip at 100 credits for 720p or 200 for 1080p. Outstanding Tiny Desk needs a lead, and up to four more band photos, for a 17-second concert at those same prices.

A new I Love The Smiths video is 15 seconds, widescreen 16:9, with the clip’s sound in the file. Both spots need a photo: left and right. Use head-to-waist photos, one adult each, facing the camera. People must be adults who agreed to appear. Celebrity photos are not allowed. Basic 480p is 50 credits. Standard 720p is 100. There is no 1080p option. Rendering takes 2–10 minutes and continues if you close the tab. Download from My videos within 7 days, before the photos and the video are deleted. A failed render returns the credits for the resolution you picked. The terms allow personal use and posting to TikTok, Reels or Shorts. They do not grant a commercial license for the video.

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