Be the Face in the Raindance AI Video Trend

It is a social video style where someone sings straight into a phone camera on a sunny city street, usually with the Raindance song by Dave and Tems playing. An AI version swaps in your face. On this page you upload one or two photos and receive a 10-second vertical clip of yourself in that scene, with an AI-made upbeat track attached.

Upload one photo, or two if a friend joins you, then press the generate button. Wait a few minutes with the page open, and the Raindance AI video trend clip is ready to download as a vertical MP4. You never write a prompt or open an editing app, because the street, the camera and the music are all preset.

Yes. Photo 1 is the lead and Photo 2 stands next to them. Both people sing to the camera in the same sidewalk scene. It works for couples, best friends, siblings and parents, as long as each photo shows one person who agreed to take part. The tool is told to keep the two faces separate, so if all you have is a picture of the two of you together, crop it into two single-face photos first.

No. It has sound, but the backing track and vocals are generated by AI and are not Dave and Tems. If you want the real Raindance song on your post, add it inside TikTok, Reels or Shorts before you publish. There is no audio-only download from this page. Platforms handle music rights in their own way, so check the rules of the app where you post before you pick a sound.

No. It borrows the street-singing mood that people associate with the Raindance music video, but it is a brand new clip built from your photos. ZombieAI has no link to Dave, Tems or their labels, and nothing here is official footage. Think of it as a fan-style tribute clip with you as the star, in the same spirit as the ones filling your feed.

Every clip is 10 seconds at 768p and costs 40 credits. Plans start at $7.99 a month for 200 credits, enough for five clips. The generate button shows the exact price before you press it,.

On other tools, people describe a person singing into a handheld phone on a sunny sidewalk. Here you can skip that, because the scene is already written for you. Your only input is the photos, which keeps every clip close to the trend people recognize. The result is a 10-second vertical clip with its own backing track and a look that matches the familiar sidewalk scene.

Those tools ask you to write prompts or edit your own footage. This page does one job with a fixed scene, so you only choose photos. Expect a vertical 10-second clip with sound, and expect some variety between renders, since each run is generated fresh. If you enjoy tuning prompts, those tools suit that style. If you want the shortest path from selfie to finished clip, this page is built for it.

Plan on a few minutes per clip, and keep the page open until the video appears. For the closest likeness, use a bright, sharp, front-facing photo with nothing covering your eyes. Skip dark shots, heavy filters and group pictures. If a render does not look right, run it again with a different photo, because every render comes out slightly different.

They are different clips with the same tools behind them. Raindance is the sunny sidewalk singing clip, while our home page covers the AI zombie trend, with its own story and look. Both use the same credits, the same plans and the same account, so you can try either one.