Two photos in, one elevator scene out: one of you wears big headphones, the other says "I love The Smiths". The listener takes the headphones off and turns to look at them.
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It recreates the elevator meet-cute from the film (500) Days of Summer: one person wears big headphones, the other says they love The Smiths, and the listener takes the headphones off to answer.
Two photos. Upload one consenting adult per image, in the order requested. The first image maps to the listener on screen-left; the second maps to the speaker on screen-right.
Reference-led scene. The reference video guides the elevator, camera, framing, pacing, actions and audio. The photos guide only the two people’s visible identities.
Landscape output. A 14-second landscape MP4 requested at 16:9 and 768P. Exact rendered dimensions appear in the result details.
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A two-photo, 14-second landscape remake of the elevator scene. Photo one is the listener with the headphones on screen-left and photo two is the speaker on screen-right.
Tap the speaker to hear it.
Use one adult per photo (JPEG, PNG or WebP), with a clearly visible face and permission to use the image. Each photo must be 10 MB or smaller. Chest-up photos work best.
Photo one is the listener with the headphones on screen-left. Photo two is the person who speaks, on screen-right.
Check the current price, then create the landscape 14-second video. It usually takes 5–10 minutes; download the MP4 when it is ready.
A 14-second I Love The Smiths AI video is 50 credits, from $9.99 with no subscription, and your first 5-second clip is free with a Google sign-in. Credits never expire, and a video that fails gives them back.
A two-photo, 14-second landscape remake of the elevator scene. Photo one is the listener with the headphones on screen-left and photo two is the speaker on screen-right.
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Yes. Upload two photos on TokClip’s I Love The Smiths AI page: the first is the listener with the headphones, the second is the person who speaks. No filming or editing; it works in a browser and usually takes 5–10 minutes.
A meme based on the elevator scene in (500) Days of Summer (2009): one person wears headphones, the other says "I love The Smiths". People remake it with their own pairs, and AI versions made from two photos appeared in early November 2026.
Photo 2, the person on screen-right. Photo 1 is the listener on the left who wears the headphones and takes them off. Swap the photos to swap the roles.
Yes, with any two adults who agreed to their photos being used. Use one face per photo.
You can use any two photos or character images you have the right to use. Don’t present the result as real.
14 seconds, landscape 16:9.
Two, one person each, in this order: the listener with the headphones first, the speaker second.
This workflow asks the model to keep the reference video’s audio exactly. In our test video the generated sound matched the reference sound, but results can vary, so listen to the generated result and make sure you have the rights to the audio you publish.
No. TokClip is an independent tool and isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by the film, its cast, the studio or the band.
No. It’s a web tool, not a CapCut template: you upload two photos and TokClip generates a new AI video.
Yes, it is the same scene: the elevator meet-cute with new faces.
Add your photos, get a video with audio: a free 5-second preview or the full 14s video for 50 credits.
Make my videoTokClip is an independent tool, not affiliated with the artists, TikTok, Instagram or any record label. Every video is AI-generated. Updated 2026-11-11.
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