RIFTAdd a full-body photo of each dancer and share the trend clip; Spark copies the steps onto your group. Two to four people side by side is the usual line-up.
How the format works
- The line-up. Two to four people side by side, facing the camera.
- The steps. A short routine repeated so the viewer picks it up fast.
- The camera. Usually still, so the moves do the work.
- The finish. The group lands the last step together.
Details of this trend change from one clip to the next, so check the version you want to copy.
Why it works
Matching moves are satisfying to watch, and a group gives each friend a share of the clip. It is also easy to copy, which is why it spreads.
Make your own in Rift
- Tap Share on the trend clip and pick Rift.
- Add a clear full-body photo of each dancer.
- Tell Spark: “Me, Sam and Priya, same steps as this clip, side by side in my living room.”
- Check the Draft and tap Make.
- Find the video in your Library and post it.
Rift makes one shot of up to 15 seconds. For the full guide, see make your family dance from a holiday photo.
Ideas for a new take
- A dog and a cat as the back row.
- The same steps in a snowy street.
- Two friends and a mascot for a shop.
Keep it fun
Use your own photos or a friend’s with their say, and keep it clear it is made for fun.