A useful Raindance AI template keeps the scene, camera and action consistent. Think of it as a shot plan: the people in your photos are the subjects, the pier is the setting, and the movement is a gentle shared dance.
Try this starting prompt in a video tool that supports reference images: “Two adults from the reference photos on a wooden seaside pier at golden hour, subtle dance steps, steady camera, consistent faces and clothing.” Available controls and results depend on the tool you use.
AI concept imageA copyable Raindance prompt template
Use this template as a shot brief in a tool that accepts reference images. Replace the subject description with your own people and choose a movement that can be understood in one shot. It is a text preset you can edit, not a CapCut template or a tested recreation of a particular music video. Keep your reference files beside the prompt so you know which image belongs to each subject.
Change one part at a time
For a beach version, change the pier to the waterline and replace the dance with a short walk. For rain, add light backlit droplets without also introducing an umbrella, a new outfit and a camera spin. Keep the same subject references between attempts. This makes the comparison useful: if the face changes after you alter the camera, you know which change to investigate first.
- Scene: pier, beach or rain; choose one.
- Action: turn, walk or dance; keep it simple.
- Camera: fixed or slow push-in; avoid conflicting directions.
How to judge whether the template worked
Inspect the opening, middle and closing frames, not just the thumbnail. Check both faces, fingers, feet, clothing and the straight edges of the pier. If only one moment fails, note its time and simplify the associated action before the next attempt. A prompt cannot guarantee identity consistency; retain the version that best follows your references rather than assuming the longest prompt will be the best.
Sources and editorial notes
Original shot plans and AI-assisted writing, checked against the linked documentation on the date above. These guides do not claim provider quality benchmarks or a verified Raindance preset. Settings and availability should be checked in the provider you use. Read our editorial approach