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Raindance AI Examples

Twelve real clips from this generator, each shown with the photo it started from. Tap one to make yours in the same scene.

Duet · Golden-hour pier
Duet · Golden-hour pier
Solo · The orange room
Duet · Rain on the pier
Pets · Golden-hour pier

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Silent clip · add the sound in TikTok
Who's singing

A waist-up, front-facing photo of an adult in even light, hands empty and nobody else in frame. No mirror selfies, sunglasses, celebrities or screenshots. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.

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12 real clips, each next to the photo it was made from. Filter by type, then tap “Make one like this” to set up the studio above.

What a Raindance AI clip really looks like

Every example on this page came out of the same generator you see above, and each one sits next to the photo or photos it was made from. The clips are shown as they came out, without editing. The people are fictional adults created for these demos, and the pets come from public-domain photos.

What are these Raindance AI examples?

They are twelve finished videos made with this site's own pipeline: the same prompt, the same scenes and the same models a paying user gets. Nine use the Standard model (Seedance 2.0 Mini) at 720p, 8 seconds and 9:16, which is the default setting and the cheapest one. The first three in the grid were made on the Pro model (Seedance 2.0) to show what a sharper model adds to skin, hair and light. Solo clips start from one photo, duets from two photos with one person in each, and the pet clip from one photo of a dog and one of a cat.

Every clip follows the shape of the trend. It opens on a still that recreates the photo, cuts to a close-up of that person singing softly into the camera, and ends on a wide shot of the scene. The examples are silent, exactly like the file you download: the Raindance song by Dave featuring Tems is added in TikTok, Reels or CapCut when you post.

Why show the photo next to the clip?

Because the photo decides most of the result. Look at the small picture in the corner of each example: a clear, front-facing, waist-up shot in even light is what produces a face that still looks like the person after the cut. If your photo is similar, your clip will look like these.

How to make a clip like one of these examples

  1. Pick the example you like

    Pick the example you like. Tap "Make one like this" under any clip and the studio at the top of the page switches to the same mode and scene: Solo or Duet, People or Pets, and the pier, rain, beach, reception or orange room. Nothing is generated yet and nothing is charged.

  2. Add your photo

    Add your photo. One photo for a solo clip, one photo of each person for a duet, or a clear photo of your pet. Use one adult face per photo, facing the camera, in even light, with nothing covering the face. Only upload photos of yourself or of people who agreed.

  3. Check the settings and make it

    Check the settings and make it. The settings card shows the model, quality, length and format, and the button shows the exact credit cost before you press it. The examples use Standard, 720p, 8 seconds and 9:16, which is 10 credits; your first video is $3.99 because your first credit pack is half price. The render takes two to five minutes.

  4. Add the sound and post

    Add the sound and post. Download the MP4 with no watermark, open TikTok or Reels, add the official Raindance sound, line the cut up with the "I love you" bridge, switch on the AI-generated label and post it.

What the examples show

The opening matches your photo

The first second recreates the snapshot you uploaded, with its framing and background, so the cut to the pier lands as a real before-and-after.

Faces hold through the cut

From the still to the close-up to the wide shot, the face, hair and outfit stay the person in the photo. That is the part people check first in the comments.

Five scenes, five kinds of light

Golden-hour pier, rain at blue hour, a sunset beach, a reception under string lights and the orange room each change the mood, not just the background.

Duets end together

In every duet the first photo listens, the second sings to camera, and the last shot puts both of you in the same frame.

Which example fits what you want to post

Your own feed

The solo golden-hour clip is the version most people post: one photo, the low sun behind you, a soft performance into the lens. Start with the Golden-hour pier example and use a waist-up photo taken outdoors or by a window.

A couple or an anniversary

The golden-hour duet is the one couples send each other. It works with two separate selfies, so you do not need a photo of you together, and the final wide shot is the moment people screenshot.

Long distance or best friends

The rain duet is quieter and moodier. It suits friends in different cities and anyone who wants the trend without the sunset cliché; the blue light also hides small differences between two photos taken in different places.

Your dog or cat

The pet example puts a dog and a cat on the pier at sunset. Pets mode works from one clear photo per animal, facing the camera, with the whole head in frame.

Something less expected

The orange room, the beach and the reception lights are the versions that stand out in a feed full of piers. They are a good choice for a second clip once you have posted the classic one.

Questions about the Raindance AI examples

Are these real outputs of the generator?

Yes. Every clip is a direct output of this site's pipeline, with the same prompt and models you get, shown without editing. The settings are listed above: Standard, 720p, 8 seconds and 9:16 for most of them, and the Pro model for the first three.

Are the people in the examples real?

No. They are fictional adults generated for these demos, so no real person's face is used. The pet example uses public-domain photos of a dog and a cat.

Will my video look as good as the examples?

It depends mostly on your photo. A clear, front-facing, waist-up photo of one adult in even light gives results like these. Sunglasses, heavy filters, group shots and strong side angles make the face drift. The best-photo guide shows what works.

Why are the examples silent?

Because the real clips are silent too. You add the official Raindance sound by Dave featuring Tems inside TikTok, Reels or CapCut when you post, which links your video to the trend and avoids copyright mutes.

Can I make a clip exactly like one of these?

You can make one in the same mode and scene: tap "Make one like this" under the example and upload your photo. Every render is new, so your clip follows the same three shots with your own face and small differences in the camera and gestures.

How much does a clip like these cost?

A standard clip like most of these examples is 10 credits. Your first video is $3.99 because your first credit pack is 50% off; after that one video is $7.99, or five for $24.99. The Pro model and longer clips cost more credits, and the button always shows the exact cost first.

How long does it take?

Usually two to five minutes. You can close the page while it renders; the video is saved under My videos and shown again when you come back to the generator.

Make your own Raindance AI clip

Pick the example you like, add one clear photo, and your clip is ready in a few minutes as a silent 9:16 MP4 with no watermark. Your first video is $3.99.

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