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The I Love the Smiths AI Template

A template means you do not build anything. The elevator, the framing, the turn and the line are already set. Your only job is two photos.

Guide cover: the I Love the Smiths AI template and prompt

What is already built in

  • The elevator interior and its lighting
  • Two character positions, left and right
  • The headphone moment
  • The turn, the repeat of the line, and the smile
  • Timing built for about 15 seconds

You are not choosing a style or assembling a scene. You are choosing two faces.

What you fill in

Two photos, one slot each. Optional: a short line describing clothing or mood. That is the entire input.

Scene, setting, lightTwo photos
Character positionsAssign faces to roles
Timing and pacingOptional one-line prompt
Export formatDownload and post
  • Example listener portrait: a man in a grey T-shirt wearing over-ear headphones in an elevatorPhoto 1 · Listener
  • Example speaker portrait: a smiling woman with long dark hair in a sage-green top, in an elevatorPhoto 2 · Speaker

Who the template is for

People who want the version everyone else is posting, without the learning curve. If you want to direct the scene — different room, different framing, different moment — this is the wrong tool, and we would rather say so.

Template versus from scratch

This templateBuilding it in an AI video editor
Input2 photos2 photos + prompts + scene reference
Scene setupDoneHours of trial and error
Consistency between charactersBuilt inManual
OutputAbout 15 seconds clipWhatever you can assemble
CostFrom $9.99Editor subscription + your time

FAQ

Q1Is the template the same as the original scene?+

It recreates the setup and the beat of the scene. It is a recreation, not the film footage.

Q2Can I change the setting?+

Not in this template. Different settings are a separate workflow.

Q3Can I use a group photo?+

Yes — upload one photo with both people and crop each face into its own slot.

Q4What if my two photos have totally different lighting?+

Crop both faces out of a single photo instead. Matched light does more for realism than a sharper photo does.

Two slots. Two faces. That is the whole setup.