RIFTShow Spark a video or a photo and say what to change in plain words, like ‘put me in this’. Spark works out the shots, camera and light for you.
Show, then say
The clearest instruction is an example. Share the video into Rift and Spark already knows the moves, the camera, the timing and the place. Then you only say what’s different.
- “Put me in this.”
- “Same thing, my dog instead.”
- “Keep it, but at night.”
When you start from nothing
Say who, where and what happens, in one sentence. That’s it.
- “My grandma riding a motorbike through Rome, smiling.”
- “A tiny robot watering plants on a windowsill.”
- “My hot sauce bottle on a grill, flames behind it.”
Check the Draft
Before you spend anything, Spark shows a Draft: its plan for the shot and the price on the Make button. If something’s off, say it plainly: “less dark”, “make it me on the right”, “shorter”.
Lines that work well
- “Just the part where she spins.”
- “Same moves, different place: a rainy rooftop.”
- “Me and Leo, he’s on the left.”
- “Like this, but my car.”
Tips
- One change at a time. “Put me in this” first, then “now at night” for a second version.
- Point, don’t explain. “The one in red” beats a description of her.
- Save what works as a format so you never type it again.
A good place to try it is putting yourself in a TikTok trend.