by I Love The Smiths AI
Put two portraits into the (500) Days of Summer elevator scene: a 24-second widescreen AI clip, with credit packs and a free watermarked preview.
Pick it if two friends or partners want a quick one-scene elevator clip and are happy buying credits by resolution. Skip it if you have one photo or need a vertical file; the other I Love The Smiths AI on Hokai lets one photo replace one role. Photos stay until you delete your account.
Two portraits are all it needs, with no prompt, and a preview can be tried before any account exists.
Nothing locks a buyer in: the scene is a public film moment and another site on Hokai sells the same idea, so a buyer can switch freely.
Main trade-off
It makes one widescreen scene only and demands two portraits.
| Plan | One-time price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| 480p Clip | $6.99 one-time | 5 credits, 1 clip at 480p, Credits never expire |
| Close Up | $9.99 one-time | 10 credits, 2 clips at 480p or 1 at 720p, Credits never expire |
| Soft Launch | $14.99 one-time | 15 credits, 3 clips at 480p, or 1 at 720p plus 1 at 480p, or 1 at upscaled 1080p, Credits never expire |
| Situationship | $24.99 one-time | 30 credits, 6 clips at 480p, 3 at 720p or 2 at upscaled 1080p, Credits never expire |
| The Roster | $47.99 one-time | 60 credits, 12 clips at 480p, 6 at 720p or 4 at upscaled 1080p, Credits never expire |
| Main Character | $69.99 one-time | 90 credits, 18 clips at 480p, 9 at 720p or 6 at upscaled 1080p, Credits never expire |
US dollars, read on ilovethesmithsai.co/pricing in November 2026. The six one-time packs run from $6.99 to $69.99 and are listed in the plan table above. A clip costs 5 credits at 480p, 10 at 720p or 15 at upscaled 1080p, and one balance can be spent across all three. Credits never expire and a failed job restores its credits, but a new pack with nothing used is not refunded as a matter of course, though billing errors can be reviewed. Tax is shown at checkout. For the same scene sold per video, see the ilovethesmiths.me site.
A fan-made web tool for one movie moment: it turns two uploaded portraits into a fictional encounter modelled on a 2009 film's elevator scene, as a widescreen MP4 of roughly 24 seconds, scored with the scene's own music unless you choose silence. Both roles must be filled, and each clip is paid in credits by resolution.
Two required portraits
One portrait fills the Listener slot and one fills the Speaker slot; both must be filled and both people must be consenting adults.
One fixed elevator scene
The site generates a single encounter, with no scene editor, extra cast or longer cut.
Credits by resolution
Clips are paid in credits, higher resolutions cost more per clip, and one balance covers all three qualities.
Silent version
A switch removes the scene soundtrack from the exported MP4.
Free watermarked preview
Anyone can try a short watermarked preview without signing in, subject to daily limits per device and address.
Export and account closure
Settings offers a JSON export of your data, and closing the account removes stored media.
| Tool | Price from | Free plan | Runs on | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $6.99 one-time | No | Web | 2.6 | |
| $9.99 one-time | No | Web | 2.8 | |
| $15/mo | Yes | Web · iOS · Android | 4.5 | |
| $30/mo | No | Web · iOS | 4.1 |
Proprietary
Credit packs cost $6.99 for 5 credits, $9.99 for 10, $14.99 for 15, $24.99 for 30, $47.99 for 60 and $69.99 for 90. A clip takes 5 credits for 480p, 10 for 720p and 15 for the upscaled 1080p version, so the smallest pack buys a single 480p clip. Tax is added at checkout.
Only a short watermarked preview. It needs no sign-in, but it comes after photo consent and a security check, and daily places are limited per device and address. A signed-in account gets one preview in total, and a full clip needs purchased credits.
Not natively. The pricing page says the scene is generated at 720p and upscaled to 1080p on export. It uses 15 credits where 720p uses 10, so the upgrade is a bigger file rather than a different render.
The privacy policy, updated 10 November 2026, says photos are stored privately until you delete your account or ask support, and finished clips have no automatic expiry. It says portraits are not used to train its own models, though the homepage says photos help improve generation quality. Settings offers a JSON export and an account closure.
No, they are separate sites with the same name. The other I Love The Smiths AI sells one video for $9.99 at 45 credits each, with a free image preview and files in widescreen and portrait. This one sells credit packs from $6.99 and a widescreen clip of about 24 seconds.
This fan-made web tool turns two portraits into a fictional version of the elevator scene from the film (500) Days of Summer (2009), where one person listens to The Smiths through headphones and the other says the line about loving the band. The site calls itself independent, says it is not affiliated with the film or the band, and says it does not composite movie footage. It shares its name with a different site, the I Love The Smiths AI at ilovethesmiths.me, so check the web address before paying. Hokai files it on the AI video tools list.
Both roles must be filled, one portrait for the Listener and one for the Speaker, and the site's rules bar minors and public figures. The result is a single widescreen MP4 of about 24 seconds, with the scene's soundtrack or a silent option. Credits pay for it, higher resolutions cost more, and the top resolution is an upscale rather than a native render. Choosing photos needs no sign-up and a watermarked preview is free, but a full clip needs an emailed sign-in code and purchased credits. Hokai's check of the front page, dated 15 November 2026, found one example clip labelled as shared with permission.
It suits two friends or a couple who want a quick joke clip; the site's own casting ideas stop there, and it says pets are not supported. The same upload-your-faces format exists for other memes, for example Make Tiny Desk AI.
Skip it if you have one photo, want a vertical file or want a different scene. The site makes one fixed encounter in widescreen only, and both portraits are mandatory. The other I Love The Smiths AI record on Hokai lets one photo replace one role and supplies widescreen and portrait files. For any other scene, Viggle takes footage you supply, its alternatives guide lists others, and the guide to AI video generators covers the wider field.
Our call: buy the smallest pack to test one clip, and look elsewhere if you only have one photo or need a vertical file.
Product facts on this page (pricing, plans, integrations, compliance) are read from I Love The Smiths AI's own pages and documentation. The verdict is Hokai's reading of them, not the vendor's claim.