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The elevator meet-cute, starring you two
I love the Smiths
AI elevator video.
Add a photo of you and one of a friend or partner. AI puts you both in the moment.
From US$9.9919 secondsTwo photos
Two photos: you and a friend or partner.
Creator videos from TikTok, not results from this site. Sources
THE TRENDCREATOR EXAMPLES ↗
Headphones. A turn. “I love the Smiths.”
Two creator videos from TikTok show the trend. They are not made on this site. Yours uses your own two photos.
About these examples ↓What is the “I love the Smiths” trend?
It recreates the elevator scene from (500) Days of Summer, where Summer hears The Smiths in Tom’s headphones and says “I love the Smiths.” People now use AI to put themselves and someone they like in that moment. Here you upload two photos and get a 19-second video at 480p or 720p.
Which movie is it from? ↗Your version.
Three steps.
Choose the roles
Pick who wears the headphones and who says the line. Then choose 480p or 720p.
Get your video
A 19-second landscape MP4, made after payment and ready to download.
Two roles.
One line.
The listener
Stands on the left with headphones on. Slips one ear free and turns when the music gets noticed.
The fan
Stands on the right, hears the song and leans in with “I love the Smiths.”
“I love the Smiths.”
“Sorry?”
“I said I love the Smiths.”
Same elevator.
Different people.
Two creator videos from the trend. They are third-party AI videos posted on TikTok, not results from this website.
The classic pairing
A dark-suited listener and a fan in a knit sweater, in a steel-lit elevator.
The wood-panelled lift
Headphones off, a turn and a smile in a warm wood elevator. Our scene template follows this motion, with your two people instead.
Previews play silently while visible. Select a video for sound and controls, or open the original post. The second video is the motion template our scene is based on.
Before you
press the button.
Photos that work
- One person per photo, head and shoulders.
- Even light and a sharp, front-facing face.
- No sunglasses, masks or heavy filters.
- Both people are adults who agreed.
What to expect
- AI can change faces, hands and headphones.
- Timing and lip sync are approximate.
- No film footage is used; the template’s soundtrack is added.
- Creator examples are not results from this site.
One moment.
One price.
One 19-second 16:9 MP4 of your two people in the elevator, at Standard 480p or HD 720p. Paid once, no subscription.
Ordering opens soon. No payments are taken right now.
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The scene
All guides ↗Which movie is “I love the Smiths” from?
“I love the Smiths” comes from (500) Days of Summer (2009). Here is who says it, where it happens in the film and why the line stuck.
Read guide ↗The scene“I said I love the Smiths”: what it means
Why “I said I love the Smiths” became a meme: the repeat line from (500) Days of Summer, what it signals and how it turned into an AI video trend.
Read guide ↗The sceneThe “I love the Smiths” elevator scene, beat by beat
A beat-by-beat breakdown of the (500) Days of Summer elevator scene, the Smiths song playing in Tom’s headphones and how to recreate the moment.
Read guide ↗Good questions.
Straight answers.
What movie is “I love the Smiths” from?
“I love the Smiths” is from (500) Days of Summer, the 2009 romantic comedy directed by Marc Webb. Summer Finn (Zooey Deschanel) says it to Tom Hansen (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) in their office elevator after hearing The Smiths through his headphones, then repeats “I said I love the Smiths” when he does not catch it.
What song is playing in the “I love the Smiths” elevator scene?
The song is “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out” by The Smiths, from their 1986 album The Queen Is Dead. It plays through Tom’s headphones in the elevator and is the reason Summer starts the conversation.
What is the “I love the Smiths” AI trend?
The “I love the Smiths” AI trend is a wave of short videos, mostly on TikTok since November 2026, in which people use AI to put themselves and a friend or partner into the (500) Days of Summer elevator moment: headphones, a turn, the line and a smile.
How do I make an “I love the Smiths” AI video?
On i-love-the-smiths.space you upload two photos, one for the listener who wears the headphones and one for the fan who says the line, choose Standard 480p (US$9.99) or HD 720p (US$19.99), and get one 19-second 16:9 MP4. Ordering is not open to the public yet, so no payments are taken right now.
Are the example videos on this site real AI results?
Yes. Both example videos are real AI-generated videos, but they were made by TikTok creators with other tools, not by this site: @battos13 made a 14-second version with CapCut and @coenai made a 19-second version with Coen AI. Our scene template follows the motion of the @coenai video, with your two people instead.
How is this different from a CapCut template?
A CapCut template runs inside the CapCut app and follows that template’s own settings. This site needs no app or account: you upload two photos in the browser, assign the two roles, and receive a fixed 19-second, 16:9 elevator scene as an MP4 at 480p or 720p for a one-time price.
What do I need to upload?
You need two clear photos, one person per photo: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 8 MB each. Use photos of yourself or of adults who agreed to take part; celebrities, public figures and children are not allowed.
How much does it cost?
Standard 480p costs US$9.99 and HD 720p costs US$19.99, paid once with no subscription. Ordering is not open to the public yet, so no payments are taken right now.
What sound does the video have?
Your video plays the original soundtrack of the trend template it is based on, added after generation. No footage from (500) Days of Summer and no likeness of its actors are used; the scene is an AI-generated recreation inspired by the moment.
Will my video look exactly like the examples?
No. AI results vary in faces, hands, motion and timing, and an exact likeness or exact lip sync is not guaranteed. The examples show the style of the trend, not a promised result.
How long are my photos kept?
Photos and generated videos are deleted 7 days after the order. They are stored privately and are never shown publicly.
How do I find my order later?
Use Order lookup with the email you entered for the order; no account is needed. Anyone who knows that email could look up its orders, so use an address you control.
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