by ilovethesmiths.me
Photo-swap maker for the elevator scene in (500) Days of Summer: one or two photos in, a 15-second 1080p clip out, with a free preview and one-time packs.
A one-trick but tidy meme maker: upload one or two photos, check the free preview, then pay once for a clip you can post. It makes only this scene and keeps files for three days. Choose it for the elevator meme; shop elsewhere for any other scene or length.
Per the homepage, two separate photos can replace both people in one scene with a free preview first; Hokai has not tested the result quality.
Per the privacy policy, photos are deleted after a day and videos after three days, so nothing a buyer makes stays on the site beyond that.
Main trade-off
The tool makes one scene only, so a buyer who wants another scene or a longer clip has nothing to buy.
| Plan | One-time price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 video | $9.99 one-time | Scene audio and no watermark, Files kept for 3 days |
| 2 videos | $17.99 one-time | Marked as the popular pack, Listed against $19.98 for two single videos |
| 3 videos | $23.99 one-time | Marked 20% off, Listed against $29.97 for three single videos |
Prices in US dollars as the pricing page printed them on 12 November 2026, paid once by card through Stripe with no subscription. One video costs $9.99, two cost $17.99 against a listed $19.98, and three cost $23.99 against a listed $29.97. Each video uses 45 credits, so the packs hold 45, 90 and 135 credits. A free image preview with the user's photos comes before payment. The first purchase creates the account at checkout. Credits are not cash and cannot be transferred.
I Love The Smiths AI (ilovethesmiths.me) is an independent browser tool that recasts the elevator scene from the film (500) Days of Summer with a user's photos. It makes a fixed 1080p clip in landscape and portrait with the scene audio and no watermark, sold in one-time packs, and its legal pages name no operating company.
Two-photo swap
A photo can replace the headphone listener, the speaker, or both, and a role left without a photo keeps its included appearance.
Free preview first
The homepage offers an image preview built from the user's own photos before any payment is taken.
15-second 1080p video
Each purchase returns landscape and portrait MP4 files of the same clip with the scene audio and no watermark.
Prepared scene, no prompts
The scene, movement and audio are set by the site, so a user only chooses photos and roles, including from a phone browser.
Credits held then returned
Credits are reserved when generation starts and returned automatically if it fails or is blocked.
Nine interface languages
The site is offered in English, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Italian, Polish, Japanese and Korean.
| Tool | Price from | Free plan | Runs on | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $9.99/mo | No | Web | 2.8 | |
| -- | Yes | Web | 3.1 | |
| $9.90/mo | No | Web | 2.9 | |
| $19.90/mo | Yes | Web | 3.0 |
Proprietary
One video costs $9.99, two cost $17.99 and three cost $23.99, paid once by card through Stripe. The packs hold 45, 90 or 135 credits, and the first purchase opens the account.
A free image preview built from your own photos comes before payment, but the video itself is paid. The first purchase creates your account at checkout, so nothing needs signing up for in advance.
Uploaded photos are kept for 24 hours, even after a video fails, then removed by scheduled cleanup. Finished videos can be downloaded and shared for 3 days. The privacy policy adds that administrators may review stored media and that provider copies follow fal.ai's own data policy.
No. By its own terms the site is independent of the band, the cast and the studios, and it says photos identified as public figures are rejected before payment. The terms also ask users to get explicit consent from anyone pictured.
The site promises that a professional human editor will fix it at no extra cost, and says to contact support for a full refund if you are still not satisfied. It states no time limit for that request. Credits come back automatically if a generation fails or is blocked.
I Love The Smiths AI at ilovethesmiths.me is a single-purpose browser tool that puts a user's photos into a recast version of the elevator scene from the 2009 film (500) Days of Summer, where one person hears the other's music and says they love The Smiths. It calls itself an independent AI creation service, says it is not affiliated with The Smiths, the film's cast or its studios, and names no operating company. Its privacy policy names fal.ai as the video generation provider.
Hokai read the site's pages on 12 November 2026. A user adds a photo for the headphone listener on the left, for the speaker on the right, or for both, and can try a free preview before paying. Each video is fixed at one length in full HD, with landscape and portrait MP4 files, the scene's audio and no watermark, and the site says generation takes 3 to 5 minutes. Uploaded photos are deleted after a day and finished videos after three days.
It suits people who want a shareable meme clip for TikTok or Snapchat with a friend and do not want to write prompts, because the scene, the movement and the audio are prepared.
This is the wrong pick for anyone who wants a different scene, a longer clip or editing control, because it makes the one scene only. The terms leave photo and audio rights checks to the user, and the homepage promotes a related generator for the Tiny Desk meme, listed on Hokai as TinyDesk. TryKiss AI, Tiny Desk AI and Make Tiny Desk AI are similar one-meme generators sold in packs, Seedance 3.0 is a general studio with free signup credits, and the AI video generators list holds the wider shelf.
Product facts on this page (pricing, plans, integrations, compliance) are read from ilovethesmiths.me's own pages and documentation. The verdict is Hokai's reading of them, not the vendor's claim.