A TikTok-ready Raindance edit needs a clear first frame. Place the faces near the center and use a simple background so the viewer understands the duo immediately. Vertical 9:16 framing is a practical starting point for a phone screen.
After export, leave space for interface overlays and captions. If you add music through a social platform, check which audio is available to your account and intended use. Generated clips request original music and ambience; the Raindance recording is not supplied.
AI concept imagePlan for a vertical feed
Start with a 9:16 composition, such as a 1080 × 1920 editing canvas. This is a planning choice, not a claim that every AI provider exports that resolution. Keep faces near the middle and leave room for captions and the publishing app’s controls. Preview the crop on a phone before you commit to a sequence.
A short edit with a beginning and ending
Open with a recognizable duo rather than a long landscape shot. Show one movement, then finish on a frame that makes sense beside the opening. An intentional ending feels cleaner than a random cut in the middle of a gesture. The following timing is an illustrative eight-second editing plan; adjust it to the clips your chosen tool actually returns.
| Time | Picture |
|---|---|
| 0–2 seconds | Introduce the duo; one short caption. |
| 2–6 seconds | A single walk, turn or dance action. |
| 6–8 seconds | Hold the ending or align it with the first frame. |
Check the export before adding music
Watch the exported file rather than only the provider’s preview. Confirm that it has the intended crop, that faces remain visible under captions, and whether it includes any audio. Add music available for your account and intended use in the editor or publishing app. We do not supply the original Raindance recording; generated clips request original instrumental music and ambience.
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