CHOOSE YOUR CAST
Your photos. Your two leading roles.
A clear face, an everyday outfit, one person per picture. Decide who waits and who sings; the photos can be taken separately.
Cast your seaside duet
Local previewSits on the dock. Shares the final scene.
Sings to the lens. Leads the beach close-ups.
One clear face per photo · JPG, PNG, WebP · up to 10 MB
Choose both photos and confirm permission to review.
At the end of the dock
A quiet seated profile. Calm water, worn wood, no dancing.
Video generation is not connected yet.
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Two people. One little story.
Begin with the cast. The setting and scene order are already planned.
Choose your two photos
One person in each image, face clear and outfit visible. Use photos with permission from both people.
Give each person a role
One waits on the dock; one leads the singing scenes. Swap roles to change who does what.
Review the seaside sequence
Move through the ten draft shots, from a quiet dock to a shared beach moment. Save the plan if you want to keep it.
Make the performance
Video rendering is the next release step. Once it is tested, review faces, performance and timing before adding music and sharing.
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Photos that make the roles clear.
Use a front-facing portrait with good light and a visible face. A chest-up or waist-up view gives useful outfit context. Avoid heavy blur, sunglasses and a phone covering the face.
Each local file must be JPG, PNG or WebP, at most 10 MB and at least 300 × 300 pixels. The preview checks file type and whether the image decodes; it does not automatically confirm that exactly one face is present.
Both people should agree to the use. These photos stay in the current tab; the downloaded plan contains filenames and scene directions, not the photos.
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Before you take the scene.
What is the Raindance AI trend?
It is a personalized seaside performance format inspired by Dave and Tems’ Raindance music video. A person waits on a wooden dock, another sings toward the lens, and the pair share a beach scene. The appeal is putting your own cast into that familiar moment. Read the trend guide.
Can I use two separate photos?
Yes, this preview lets you choose two local portraits and assign the waiting and singing roles. You can swap those roles before reviewing the storyboard. It does not send the photos to a provider or generate a video yet.
What happens when I review my video plan?
You see your chosen portraits beside each scene’s directions and can save a JSON storyboard. The photos stay in this browser tab and are cleared when you leave. This review does not animate the photos, replace faces or measure likeness.
Is the Raindance song included?
No artist recording or vocals are included. The planned video is silent. Add an available Raindance sound inside your publishing app when your account and intended use permit it.
How long is the video?
Our current storyboard draft totals 28 seconds across ten shots in a planned 4:3 frame. These are design targets, not a completed video or a promise of exact synchronization with the song.
Can I generate or buy a video now?
No. Cast selection and storyboard review work locally. Dedicated video rendering and checkout are unavailable, so nothing is charged. We will show real examples and a confirmed price after the rendering workflow is tested.
Who shares your Raindance moment?
Choose your cast and review the story.