Two photos. One elevator conversation.
Upload a photo of yourself and one of your partner, friend, crush or pet—or two pet photos—for the full 25-second elevator scene together, lip-syncing the original dialogue and singing in native portrait or landscape. People must be consenting adults; no prompt is needed, and the original timing and sound stay intact without cutting to a few seconds or adding AI-generated voices.
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One adult or one pet per photo, clear and front-facing with even lighting; at least 240 × 240 px. Get each person’s consent. No sunglasses, masks, minors, celebrities, public figures or group photos. Pets follow their photo appearance, with looser mouth movements and poses than humans; exact lip sync is not guaranteed. Photo 1 is the adult or pet who wears headphones, removes them after being spoken to and stays in the elevator at the end. Photo 2 is the adult or pet who starts with “I love The Smiths,” sings along and walks out of the elevator at the end. Use the left-right swap button to exchange the roles.
Two photos of adults or pets → one MP4 of the full 25-second scene with its original sound and no watermark. Choose 480p / 720p / 1080p, native 9:16 or 16:9. No prompt or reference video is needed. No free credits or free preview. Prices appear below; failed generation returns credits automatically.
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From $6.99 one-time · No subscription · Usually ready in a few minutes to a little over ten · Failed generation returns credits
Uses 21 credits · Deducted upfront, refunded on failure
Each photo may show one adult or one pet. People must consent. No minors, celebrities, public figures or group photos with multiple people or pets. Terms of Service
The scene, dialogue, singing, camera setup and duration are fixed; the photos only determine what the two characters look like. No prompt is needed.
Real completed examples
Watch three takes on the same 25-second elevator scene, each with the original sound.
25 seconds · Portrait · Original sound
Two silver-haired strangers share an elevator. She recognizes the band he's listening to, and he takes off his headphones. Watch the 25-second AI recreation with the scene's original sound.
25 seconds · Portrait · Original sound
Two original adult characters recreate the headphone exchange and the goodbye, with the full 25-second soundtrack.
25 seconds · Portrait · Original sound
An orange tabby takes off its headphones when a tuxedo cat speaks. This is a creative sample made with this site’s generator from two cat photos.
Only real completed videos are shown here. Check your completed video for likeness and lip sync before sharing.
The video plays the elevator scene’s own dialogue and song, and both characters lip-sync to it in one shared shot. Mouth timing can still drift; pets have looser mouth movements and poses than humans.
9:16 reconstructs the scene vertically. It does not place a wide video over a blurred background. 16:9 is also available.
Separate portraits become the two elevator roles. Hair, clothing details and background people may differ from your photos or the film.
No free credits or free preview. Watch the real homepage samples before paying. Single videos and video packs use the current prices shown here; there is no subscription.
Every video follows these beats across the full 25-second scene, timed to its original sound. Generated actions can vary.
The left person listens to music. The person on the right notices the song and says “I love The Smiths.”
The headphone wearer misses the first line, removes the headphones and hears the speaker repeat it.
The speaker adds “You have good taste in music.” The headphone wearer, stunned, asks “You like The Smiths?”
The speaker sings a line of the song, says “I love ’em,” and walks out when the doors open, leaving the headphone wearer alone: “Holy shit.”
It recreates the elevator conversation from the 2009 film (500) Days of Summer using two new faces. One person wears headphones; the other says “I love The Smiths.” Your photos take those roles.
The film is directed by Marc Webb. Tom is played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Summer by Zooey Deschanel. The headphone track is The Smiths’ “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out”, from The Queen Is Dead (1986).
Tom has his headphones on, so he doesn’t hear Summer at first. Then he realizes she likes the same band. That little pause is fun to play out yourself: with a partner, it can feel like a movie meet-cute; with a friend, it can be a joke about the song you both play on repeat.
Our AI version puts the adults or pets from your photos into the scene, with mouth movements animated to its original sound. Hair, fur, clothing and backgrounds can differ. Pets have looser mouth movements and poses than humans. Watch the real homepage samples before paying and check your completed video before sharing.
Read the film scene and song guideTrend explainedTwo separate photos, each showing one adult or one pet, are enough. You do not need to install an app, edit a timeline or write a prompt.
Photo 1 is the headphone wearer on the left. Photo 2 is the speaker on the right. Swap them before generating if needed.
Every video is the full 25-second scene with its original sound. Pick 480p, 720p or 1080p, and native 9:16 or 16:9.
Sign in and verify your email, then pay once or use purchased credits to generate the full video. No free credits or free preview.
Delivery usually takes a few minutes to a little over ten minutes. You can close the page; an email tells you when it is ready in My videos.
Use two separate, clear, front-facing photos with even lighting, one adult or one pet per photo. Get each person’s consent. Avoid side profiles, sunglasses, masks and blur; minors, celebrities, public figures and group photos are not supported. Pets follow their photo appearance, with looser mouth movements and poses than humans; exact lip sync is not guaranteed. Hair, fur and clothing can change.
| Input | Two photos, one adult or one pet per photo; people must consent |
|---|---|
| Duration | 25 seconds (the full scene) |
| Resolution | 480p / 720p / 1080p |
| Framing | Native 9:16 (default) or 16:9; no blurred background fill |
| File and sound | One MP4 with the scene’s original sound; no watermark |
| Scene template | Fixed elevator template with its original sound; no prompt or reference video needed |
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The table uses the same credit quote as the generator. Portrait and landscape use the same credits. Current purchase prices come from the live pricing cards.
| Resolution | 25s |
|---|---|
| 480P | 21 |
| 720P | 42 |
| 1080P | 84 |
Credits are reserved before generation and automatically returned if generation fails.
Every video is the full 25-second scene. Resolution sets the credits.
Direct answers
The scene, song, photo roles, payment and delivery explained before you pay.
It is an AI recreation of an elevator conversation from (500) Days of Summer. Two uploaded photos, each showing one adult or one pet, take the two roles: one wears headphones and the other says “I love The Smiths.” The generator creates a new 25-second video with both characters in one shot and mouth movements animated to the scene’s original sound.
The scene is from the 2009 film (500) Days of Summer, directed by Marc Webb and distributed by Searchlight Pictures. Tom, played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, is listening through headphones. Summer, played by Zooey Deschanel, notices the music and speaks to him. Your photos take these roles in the AI recreation.
The song in the film is The Smiths’ “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out”, from the 1986 album The Queen Is Dead. Summer sings along with a line of the chorus. That line is part of the scene’s original sound, which the generated video plays.
Photo 1 takes the left headphone role, like Tom, and misses the first line; Photo 2 takes the right speaking role, like Summer, and says “I love The Smiths.” Either role can be an adult or a pet. Use Swap the two photos before generating if the upload order is reversed.
Clear, front-facing photos of one adult or one pet, with even lighting, give the model a better view of each face. Likeness is not guaranteed: hair, fur, clothing and backgrounds may change. Side profiles, sunglasses, masks and blurry images work poorly; group photos are not accepted. Watch real homepage samples before paying and check your completed video carefully before sharing it.
Both mouths are animated to the scene’s original sound, line by line, but exact lip sync is not guaranteed. Clear, front-facing portraits give it a better starting point. Pets follow their photo appearance, with looser mouth movements and poses than humans. There is no prompt input, voice selector, custom dialogue, replacement song or mute setting in the generator.
Yes. Native 9:16 portrait is the default; 16:9 landscape is also available. Portrait reconstructs the elevator composition vertically rather than adding blurred side backgrounds. You can choose 480p, 720p or 1080p. The output is one MP4 with sound and no watermark. Check both faces and framing in your completed video.
The generator and pricing cards show the current credit requirement and purchase prices. There are no free credits, no free preview and no subscriptions. Watch real homepage samples before paying. Buy a single full video or a video pack; each new version uses credits again. Failed generation automatically returns credits.
Every video is the full 25-second scene. Delivery time varies with demand and settings, and higher resolutions may take longer. You can close the page: an email notifies you when the video is ready in My videos. Avoid duplicate purchases while waiting.
Credits are reserved when generation starts and automatically returned if generation fails. A failed render is not charged. If the refund is still processing, check My videos and your credit history before retrying. If a payment return cannot be confirmed, use the payment check again rather than starting another purchase.
Yes, pets are supported: use one adult or one pet per photo, including you with your pet or two pets. Use clear, front-facing photos with even lighting and get each person’s consent. Minors, celebrities, public figures and photos containing multiple people or pets are not accepted. Pets follow their photographed appearance, but their mouth movements and poses are looser than human performances; exact lip sync is not guaranteed.
The characters in the video are generated from your uploaded photos. The sound is the elevator scene’s original audio, used as the video’s soundtrack. This is an independent recreation tool with no affiliation to the film’s rights holders, The Smiths, the actors, Instagram or TikTok. Downloading a video grants no license to the film’s recording or music.
Watch real samples before paying, then upload two clear photos, each with one adult or one pet, check the roles and pay or use purchased credits to generate.
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