Raindance AI trend
Upload two photos and our AI recasts the pier scene from the Raindance music video with you in it: one of you waits on the pier, the other sings in the sea. Same shots and timing, with the Raindance song already in sync.
4:3 · 768p MP4 · no watermark
Only upload photos of people who agreed to appear in the video.
The Raindance song is already in the video and synced to the singing — just download and post.
Examples
Made from two photos with Nana Banana Pro. Every clip has the Raindance song, synced to the singing, so turn the sound on.
The opening of the scene: waiting on the pier, singing in the sea, then together on the sand.
Person 2 reaches toward the camera, then sings in close-up.
Person 2 sings in the sea, then sits down beside Person 1 on the sand.
Standing in the water with arms crossed, singing softly.
The trend
Raindance AI videos recreate a scene from the music video for "Raindance" by Dave and Tems with new people in it. Fans swap in themselves, their partner or best friend and post the clip with the song on TikTok and Instagram Reels.
It opens with someone sitting on a wooden pier while a figure in a mint green dress appears at the far end, then cuts to the sea, the sand and the end of the pier.
Person 1 waits on the pier in a dark green shirt. Person 2 sings in the sea and takes most of the close-ups. Then they sit together on the sand.
Nobody films anything. The AI recasts every shot with your faces while keeping the original framing, moves and timing.
How it works
Three steps and about two minutes of rendering.
Person 1 takes the part waiting on the pier, Person 2 the singer in the sea. Use a clear half-body photo for each.
Choose the 15-second opening or the full 30-second scene. Rendering usually takes about two minutes.
Save the MP4 and post it. The Raindance song is already in it, synced to the music video's cuts.
Photo tips
The AI keeps the face and hair from each photo, so better photos give a closer match.
Show your head, hair and shoulders. Tight face-only crops often come out less like you.
Crop out friends and busy backgrounds. Each slot needs its own photo.
A clear, front-facing photo works best. Avoid sunglasses, masks and hands over your face.
Daylight or soft indoor light keeps detail. Very dark or heavily filtered photos lose it.
FAQ
Quick answers about the Raindance AI trend and this generator.
Raindance AI is a social media trend where people use AI to put themselves into the pier scene from the music video for "Raindance" by Dave and Tems. This page recasts that scene with the two people in your photos.
Upload a photo for each person, pick the 15-second or full version and generate. When it's ready, download the video and post it — the song is already in it.
The 15-second version costs 30 credits and the full 30-second scene costs 50 credits. If a render fails, the credits are refunded automatically.
Yes, by default. The Raindance song from that part of the music video is added and synced to the singing, so you can post the video as it is. To pick the sound in TikTok or Reels instead, switch the song off before generating and you get a silent video.
Each video recasts both people in the scene, so it needs two photos. To appear as both, upload two different photos of yourself.
Choose 15 seconds or the full 30-second scene. You get a 4:3, 768p MP4 with no watermark, with the Raindance song unless you switch it off.
Videos are made with MiniMax H3. The scene is recast shot by shot, keeping the faces from your photos and the motion and timing of the original.
No. Nana Banana Pro is an independent AI video tool and is not affiliated with Dave, Tems or their labels. Only upload photos of people who agreed to appear in the video.