I Love the Smiths AI on iPhone and Android, Without an App
It runs in the browser, so there's no app to install and no iOS version to wait for. On an iPhone that means Safari; on Android, Chrome. Everything — picking photos, the still preview, payment and the download — happens on the phone. The one thing worth knowing up front: it's a web page, not a camera filter, so you'll be on the site for the few minutes the render takes.
Six steps on your phone
- 01
Open the site in Safari (iPhone) or Chrome (Android). If the page looks cramped, tap the
aAicon and choose the desktop-style view — either works. - 02
Pick Photo 1 from your camera roll. This is the listener, the one wearing the headphones.
- 03
Pick Photo 2. This is the person who says the line. Same person in both slots is allowed if you want to play both roles.
- 04
Optionally type a prompt, or leave it empty.
- 05
Check the still preview, then pay and generate. It usually takes 5–8 minutes; you can close the tab and come back — the video waits in My videos, and we email you when it's ready.
- 06
Download the MP4. On iPhone it lands in Files → Downloads; open it and choose Save Video to put it in Photos. On Android it goes to your Downloads folder.
Photos that work from a phone
- Head-and-shoulders, one face per photo, face clearly visible.
- Good even light — a window works better than a ceiling light at night.
- No sunglasses, no heavy filters, no group shots.
- Both people must be adults who agreed to be in the video.
FAQ
Q1Is there an app?+
There's no iOS or Android app. The site runs in the phone browser, which also means you always get the current version.
Q2Will the video be vertical?+
No — the video is 16:9 landscape, about 15 seconds. It's designed as the film scene, not a vertical TikTok cut. If you need vertical, you'd crop it afterwards.
Q3Can I close Safari while it renders?+
Yes. The render keeps going; the finished video is in My videos, and you get an email.
Q4Does it work on an older iPhone?+
Any iPhone that runs a current version of Safari works — the work happens on our side, not on your phone.
