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Pick two clear, separately framed portraits with visible faces and even light.
Add two portraits and cast the elevator moment from (500) Days of Summer. One wears the headphones. The other says the line.
Add two portraitsIn (500) Days of Summer, Summer hears The Smiths through Tom’s headphones in an elevator. The ordinary ride turns into a moment of recognition.
Prepare two separate photos. Set the listener and speaker, then choose a frame. This preview shows the planned scene and photo roles.
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Three simple steps. Start right here in your browser.
Pick two clear, separately framed portraits with visible faces and even light.
The listener wears the headphones. The speaker notices the music. Choose the role order and framing.
Check your photo roles and framing in the preview. See the tutorial for what to review before generating.
Cast the shared-music moment with your partner, even if the portraits were taken in different places.
Give your friend the headphones and take the speaking role yourself.
Make a birthday video with the person of the day and their favorite partner in crime.
Choose the most unexpected duo in your chat. Prepare the scene, then let the caption do the talking.
A trend, a template or your own take. There is a starting point for each.
In (500) Days of Summer, Summer hears music leaking from Tom’s headphones in an elevator. She recognizes The Smiths. The joke works because an ordinary ride suddenly feels like a connection.
Explore this ideaThe template plans a short two-person elevator scene around a pair of headphones, a line of dialogue and a delayed reaction.
Explore this ideaChoose based on what you have. A two-photo AI scene starts with portraits, while a video editor starts with material you can already cut.
Explore this ideaThe elevator scene in (500) Days of Summer uses The Smiths’ “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out,” from their 1986 album The Queen Is Dead.
Explore this ideaOne payment. 1, 5, or 20 elevator videos. Each 24-second, 480p video uses 20 credits, under the planned configuration.
For your first elevator scene.
1 480p video20 credits
$8.90 per 480p video
Try more people, scenes and versions.
5 480p videos100 credits
$5.98 per 480p video
For making more versions of the elevator scene.
20 480p videos400 credits
≈ $5.00 per 480p video
One-time USD packs. Purchased credits never expire. Credits are used for the elevator scene.
Seedance 2.5 generates 24-second videos in either resolution.
A focused starting point for your next photo-to-video idea.
One portrait per person. No need to find a photo together.
One elevator, two roles and a pause that makes the exchange work.
Choose your people, scene, model and framing before generating.
Prepare your edit in the browser. No app download needed.
A 24-second, 480p video is configured to use 20 credits.
Preview photos locally; send them to the video service only when generating.
A few answers before you start your next idea.
In (500) Days of Summer, Summer hears music leaking from Tom’s headphones in an elevator. She recognizes The Smiths. The joke works because an ordinary ride suddenly feels like a connection.
Start with two individual portraits. The left photo plays the listener and the right photo plays the speaker. You can check both roles in the local preview.
Local photo preview is free. A 24-second video at 480p uses 20 purchased credits. One-time packs start at USD 8.90.
Yes. Put the listener on the left and the speaker on the right. After adding both portraits, use the arrows between the photo boxes to swap them.
The film track identifies the scene. The audio in a new export has yet to be verified. An original recording or the actors’ voices are not promised.
The site adds no watermark. Watermark behavior in the provider output is pending verification.
Use photos of yourself or adults who have agreed. Use one person per photo and avoid photos of actors or other public figures.
Your favorite people. A new scene. Start with your photos.