Introduction
The quickest path from two photos to one directed video.
Vidoro’s Raindance workflow is intentionally narrow. You do not write a prompt, build a timeline or select between styles. You upload one photo for Person 1 and one for Person 2, then the existing fixed template controls the performance, scene sequence, framing and timing.
The result is a paid 15-second, 9:16 vertical video. Choose 720P for 1 credit or 1080P for 1.6 credits; both paid outputs are watermark-free.
The format
What Is the Raindance AI Trend?
The Raindance AI trend turns two identity photos into a short, coordinated two-person performance. Instead of asking the user to describe every movement and camera change, the template provides a consistent directed sequence.
Vidoro currently offers one Raindance template. The two upload slots are identity references, not style choices: Person 1 and Person 2 remain separate roles throughout the workflow.
Step-by-step
How to Make a Raindance AI Video
- Step 1
Step 1 — Choose Your Photos
Choose two separate, clear portraits: one for Person 1 and one for Person 2. Each photo should contain one intended person with a visible face.
Use one intended person per photo. A shoulder-up or chest-up portrait is enough; full-body photos are not required.
- Step 2
Step 2 — Upload Your Photos
Open the existing Raindance generator and place each portrait in its matching Person 1 or Person 2 upload slot.
- Step 3
Step 3 — Generate the Raindance Video
Sign in, check both previews, and submit one generation. The fixed template controls the performance, scene sequence and timing.
Generation time varies. If processing takes longer than expected, keep the same result page open or return to the saved task rather than submitting again.
- Step 4
Step 4 — Preview the Result
Keep the result page open while it checks the same task. When processing succeeds, play the full video and inspect both identities.
- Step 5
Step 5 — Download Your Video
Use the download control on the result page and save the completed video while the provider result link remains available.
Identity quality
Best Photos for Raindance AI
Choose sharp images taken near eye level with even lighting. Both eyes, the nose, mouth, jawline and hairstyle should be easy to see. Original camera files usually provide more useful detail than screenshots downloaded from social media.
Avoid group shots, distant full-body images with tiny faces, strong profiles, sunglasses, motion blur, dramatic shadows, heavy beauty filters and hands or hair crossing the face. The backgrounds do not need to match because the fixed template supplies the final environment.
Tips for Better Raindance AI Results
Match the roles
Confirm that the first person is in the Person 1 slot and the second person is in the Person 2 slot before generating.
Prioritize the face
Choose clarity over dramatic posing. A neutral, unobstructed portrait gives the model more stable identity information.
Choose the right resolution
Use 720P for a 1-credit generation or 1080P for a 1.6-credit generation. Both use the same fixed performance.
Troubleshooting
Common Raindance AI Problems
The face drifts
Replace the affected photo with a larger, sharper front view. Make sure the eyes and jaw are not hidden.
The roles look wrong
Check that Person 1 and Person 2 were uploaded to the intended slots and that each source image contains only one clear subject.
Processing takes longer
Keep checking the existing task. A longer wait is not a reason to click Generate again, and the page does not automatically create a second task.