Two Images, Two Fixed Roles
For the seaside reference, assign Image 1 to the female performer and Image 2 to the male performer. Keep this mapping in every shot, including solo close-ups and the beach ending.
Make the Raindance AI trend your own with two character images and a reference video. Explore Raindance AI video prompts for couples, best friends, family, and character duos. Assign each image to a performer, then guide their face, body, and outfit replacement through the pier entrance, solo singing close-ups, and shared beach scenes.
Prepare two clear character images and a Raindance reference clip for a compatible video-editing workflow.
For the seaside reference, assign Image 1 to the female performer and Image 2 to the male performer. Keep this mapping in every shot, including solo close-ups and the beach ending.
Use the Raindance reference video to guide the pier entrance, singing performance, seated interaction, and beach scenes. Follow its cuts, camera movement, and timing for a recognizable MV sequence.
Use each image to define the replacement's face, hairstyle, body proportions, and complete outfit. Clear full-body references help describe clothing and shoes beyond what a portrait shows.
Review both identities throughout the video, especially the female performer's solo singing close-ups. Keep the reference framing; use 9:16 for TikTok or Reels when cropping preserves the action.
Choose a workflow that accepts a reference video and two character images. Add the Raindance clip and preview the pier entrance, solo singing shots, two-person interaction, and beach ending.
Use Image 1 for the female source role and Image 2 for the male source role. Choose one subject per image with a clear face and visible outfit. Either role can be recast with a person of any gender.
Use a Raindance AI video prompt to define both replacements and retain the reference performance. Check every solo and duet shot after generation. If a singer remains unchanged, retry that segment separately.
The Raindance AI trend puts new people or characters into music-video scenes inspired by Dave and Tems' “Raindance.” A common seaside version features a pier entrance, solo singing close-ups, two-person interaction, and a beach ending. Creators use character images and a reference clip to personalize the performers.
Choose a video-editing workflow that supports a reference clip and two character images. Upload the Raindance reference, add one image for each role, and use a prompt that specifies both replacements. Review the full result before downloading. Audio handling depends on the workflow; add the track through your posting platform's music library where available.
An image-to-video prompt can animate a Raindance-inspired pier or beach scene, but it does not reliably reproduce the original MV's cuts, performance, and timing. Use a reference-video editing workflow for closer sequence matching. Without video input, generate individual scenes from first-frame images and edit them together.
Check that Image 1 is explicitly assigned to the female source performer throughout the clip, including every solo singing close-up, side view, and two-person shot. Specify full-person replacement if you want her body and clothing changed too. If a shot still retains the original singer, process that segment separately with the same image; a longer prompt alone may not solve it.
Try: “Use the uploaded video as the reference for all scenes, actions, cuts, timing, and camera movement. Replace the female performer with the subject in Image 1 in every shot, including all solo singing close-ups. Replace the male performer with the subject in Image 2 throughout. Use each image's face, hair, body, and complete outfit. Keep identities fixed in solo and duet shots. Retain the original setting and performance; add no characters or scenes.”