Dave and Tems Raindance AI, with your faces

Two photos put you and your person on the pier, trading the performance like Dave and Tems.

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Caras de adultos nítidas y de frente. JPG, PNG o WebP, hasta 10 MB.

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AjustesEstándar720p8s9:16
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  • Muelle al atardecerDuet on the golden-hour pier
  • Muelle al atardecerSolo on the golden-hour pier
  • Muelle al atardecerSolo at sunset on the pier
  • Lluvia en el muelleDuet in the rain on the pier
  • Playa al atardecerSolo on a sunset beach
  • Luces de la fiestaDuet under the reception lights
  • Muelle al atardecerA dog and a cat on the golden-hour pier

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Dave and Tems Raindance AI Video From Your Photos

“Raindance” is a Dave track featuring Tems, and its music video is where this whole format comes from. The images people keep rebuilding are the quiet ones: a figure at the end of a wooden pier with the sea behind them, the low sun flattening everything into gold, two performers taking turns with the camera close on their faces, and the warm night scenes under string lights that read unmistakably as a Lagos outdoor reception. It is restrained, it is beautiful, and it turns out to be very easy to recognise from a single frame.

That recognisability is why it became an AI format. You cannot hire that pier, but you can borrow the composition — and once the composition is doing the work, the only thing that has to be yours is the face. Raindance AI rebuilds the shot around a photo you upload: the still, the cut, the pier, the light, the slow approach of the camera, the soft singing to lens. Choose Duet and upload two photos, one person each, and both of you are on the boards together, which is the part of the video people actually want to recreate.

Be clear about what this is not. We are not Dave, Tems, their labels, their video's directors, or TikTok, and we have no relationship with any of them. We do not use their recording, we do not reproduce the lyrics, and nothing we generate contains the song — your clip arrives silent, and you add the official sound inside TikTok or Reels yourself. What you are making is a tribute shot in the style of a music video you like, and it should be posted as exactly that, with the AI-generated label on.

De la foto al post en tres pasos

  1. Switch the studio to Duet and upload two photos, one person in each. The first photo is you, the second is your duet partner. Front-facing, well-lit photos of adults who agreed to this; no photos of artists, public figures or anyone who has not said yes.

  2. Keep Golden-hour pier if you want the daylight half of the music video — low sun, gold water, the sea behind you. Pick Reception lights for the evening half instead: string lights overhead, warm air, the outdoor-party feel of the night scenes.

  3. Choose your settings and generate. Vertical 9:16 reads closest to how the trend is posted. Two to five minutes later you have a silent MP4 with both faces on the pier, no watermark on a paid render.

  4. In TikTok or Reels, add “Raindance” by Dave as the sound and trim it so a vocal line lands on each performer's turn. Switch on the AI-generated content label, credit the original track in your caption, and post.

¿Para quién es?

A couple's version of the duet

The original trades lines between two people who sound nothing alike, and that structure is what makes the duet format work. Two photos, two turns at the lens, one pier. It reads as a tribute rather than a couples post, which is why people send it to each other instead of scrolling past.

A tribute to the video, not the song

If what you love is the look — the pier, the gold, the restraint — this is the part you can actually recreate. The music stays where it belongs: on TikTok's own sound page, added at the moment you post.

Two friends who argue about the better verse

Put both of you on the boards and let the sound decide who gets which half. Trim the audio so each person's turn lands on the line they claim as theirs.

A solo homage

Solo mode is the single-figure framing from the video: one person, the end of the pier, the camera moving in. With one photo and one scene it is the fastest way to get the look, and the free teaser will show you whether your photo carries it.

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Dudas sobre la tendencia Raindance AI

What song is this trend based on?

“Raindance” by Dave featuring Tems. The trend copies the visual language of its music video — the pier over the sea, the golden-hour light, the two-performer structure, the string-lit evening scenes.

Is this made by Dave, Tems or their labels?

No. Raindance AI is an independent tool with no affiliation to Dave, Tems, their labels, the video's creators, TikTok or the Raindance Film Festival, and no endorsement by any of them.

Does the generated video contain the track?

No. Every clip we produce is silent, with no song and no AI vocals. You add the official sound in TikTok, Reels or CapCut when you post, which is also what links your video to the trend and keeps it from being muted.

Can I upload photos of Dave or Tems?

No. Only upload photos of yourself and of other adults who have agreed to it. Photos of artists, public figures or anyone who has not consented are not allowed, and uploads are safety-checked.

Do the two people sing different parts?

The video gives each person their own turn to camera, the way the original alternates between its two performers. The mouth movement is a soft singing performance rather than exact lip-sync, so you can trim the sound to fit it.

Should I credit the song when I post?

Adding the official sound credits the track automatically on TikTok and Reels. Mentioning it in the caption and turning on the AI-generated content label is still the honest way to post a clip like this.

What does it cost to try?

One free 5-second teaser per account, watermarked, for online viewing. A full video is $4.99, unlocking a teaser you already made is $3.99, and packs run up to 40 videos for $79.99 with credits that never expire.

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