Your Own Raindance AI Video, Made From a Photo

A Raindance AI video is a short vertical clip of a person singing into a handheld phone camera on a sunny city sidewalk. The look spread on TikTok and Reels around the Dave and Tems song Raindance. Here you make one from your own photos, and every render comes out slightly different, which is part of the fun.

Upload one photo, or two if you want a duet, then press generate. After a few minutes you get a 10-second vertical Raindance AI video with an upbeat track already in the file. You never write a prompt and you never open an editing app, so the whole job takes about as long as a coffee break.

Yes. Use both slots and the two of you stand side by side on the sidewalk and sing to the camera together. It works for couples, friends and family. Keep one person in each photo so the faces stay apart, and crop group pictures before you upload them. Slot one decides who sings the lead and slot two decides who stands beside them, so swap the photos if you would rather trade places.

No. The clip has sound, but it is an AI-made backing track with vocals, not the original recording by Dave and Tems. If you want the trending audio, add it inside TikTok, Reels or Shorts before you post. There is no audio-only download from this page.

A 10-second video costs 40 credits. Plans start at $12.99 a month for 400 credits, which covers ten clips. The Generate button shows the exact price before you start, so there are no surprises after you press it.

Templates live inside editing apps, and you fill them with footage you already shot. This page works differently: it builds the Raindance AI video straight from your photos, with the street scene and the music included. You do not need to film anything.

None. People who use other tools describe someone singing into a handheld camera on a sunny street, but here the scene is preset. You only choose your photos, which keeps the result the same style every time.

Expect a few minutes. Press the button and keep the page open until the clip shows up, because leaving early can stop the render. Busy periods can add a little time, so a slightly longer wait is normal. Once it is done you can download the file right away, and if the result is not what you pictured, you can run the same photos again for a different take.

Only if they agreed. Do not upload photos of strangers, celebrities or other people's children. This is an independent site with no connection to Dave, Tems or their labels, and every clip is an imagined AI render, not real footage.

Yes. The file is a vertical 9:16 MP4 at 768p, so it fits TikTok, Reels and Shorts without cropping. Check each app's AI-label and music rules before you publish, since they differ by platform, account type and country, and add the label if the app asks for one on AI-made clips.

Those are general tools where you write the prompts and choose the models yourself. This page is built for one thing, the Raindance AI video, so the scene and sound are ready and you only supply photos. Use whichever fits how you like to work. Some people try a general tool first, then come here when they want the sidewalk look without any setup, and others do the reverse.

Our home page has the main OzilGoal generator, and you can reach it in one tap. It is a good next stop if you want to try another clip with the same photos.