
Raindance AI Photo Guide: Choose Two Clear Portraits
Photo requirements, the planned duet scene, and what to expect from the Raindance AI preview.
Raindance AI is currently a preview site. Live video generation is not available yet, so you cannot make or download a finished video here. You can watch the reference clip on the homepage and follow the Raindance AI tutorial to understand the planned experience. The reference clip shows source material; it is not a video generated by this service.
Choose two clear portraits
Prepare one photo for each person. For the best chance of a usable result, choose images that meet these requirements:
- Show one person per image, with the face clearly visible and in focus.
- Use JPEG, PNG, or WebP files no larger than 10 MB each.
- Make sure each image is at least 300 pixels wide and 300 pixels tall.
- Avoid group photos, covered faces, strong beauty filters, and very small or blurry faces.
Use only photos you have permission to upload. Ask the people shown for permission before using their likeness, and check the permissions you need before sharing any future result. Meeting the file requirements does not guarantee a consistent likeness; AI-generated details may differ from the source photos.
The planned duet
The planned scene places two people on a wooden pier beside blue-green water in daylight. When video generation becomes available, you will be able to choose which person should sing. This describes the intended creative setup, not a promise that every generated frame will match the photos or actions.
The reference clip on the homepage is about 15 seconds long. Its length does not establish how long a future generated video will be. Live output length and visual results have not been validated on this preview site.
Current preview limitations
The site does not currently generate videos. PayPal checkout is in sandbox mode, so it does not accept real payments. No finished video or soundtrack is available here to inspect, and the service does not promise a particular output or an authorized soundtrack. Check the video format guide for the planned frame formats, and revisit the tutorial for the current steps.