YOUR PHOTO. A NEW PERFORMANCE.
Turn a favorite photo into a dance worth sharing. Find your scene, borrow the movement, and make the Raindance trend your own.
01 / One photo. One template. Your next dance video.
Select a solo or duet scene, then add one or two identity photos. Choose among models that accept both photos and a motion reference. Output duration, resolution, supported media types, and upload limits follow the selected model.
Reference clips · 5s
Solo · 1 photo · 5s
These choices guide the AI through the prompt. Exact identity and template preservation are not guaranteed.
01 · Female role
02 / Scene
Golden light, summer rain, and a little main-character energy. Preview every scene, then load a solo or duet reference straight into the generator.
03 / Raindance AI
Play the examples and choose a scene. A silent 5-second excerpt loads as your motion reference.
Use one clear photo for solo or two for duet. Keep each face and body visible. File formats, sizes, and reference counts follow the chosen model.
Choose a model and a supported output duration, review the displayed credit cost, then generate. Preview your result and download it for editing.
Raindance AI video searches describe a social dance trend where a portrait becomes a short performance using AI character animation or replacement. This page combines reference dance clips with Pixwit’s motion-control generator: the reference guides movement, while your photo guides appearance. It is a creative video workflow, not a separate foundation model. Results may change facial details, clothing, lighting, or background.
Choose one clearly visible person, leave room around arms and legs, and avoid cropped faces or heavy occlusion. A full-body photo usually works best for full-body choreography. Start with a short solo clip and keep the pose and framing close to the reference. Preview the result before publishing and add licensed music in your editor if needed.
Yes. Select a solo template and upload one JPG or PNG. The generator transfers the reference movement to the character in your photo.
Yes, with a model that accepts at least two images and one video. Each photo guides a separate character. Identity and role placement can vary; this is generative video rather than a guaranteed exact head swap.
Watching examples is free. Generation uses Pixwit credits; the studio shows the estimated cost for the selected duration and resolution before you generate. See current pricing for credit plans.
You can download the generated video and edit it for your channel. Use photos and music you have permission to use, and follow the platform’s current AI-content labeling rules. Templates preserve their original framing; a vertical export may need cropping in an editor.
