Describe the moment, such as a hand lifting a phone as the screen lights up, and Spark builds a short teaser of up to 15 seconds. You can start from a photo of your phone or from words alone.
What you need
- An iPhone with Rift.
- A photo of a phone or laptop on a desk, or a plain mockup of your app.
- Your launch date and link, for the post.
Step by step
- Add your photo or start with words.
- Tell Spark the tease: a phone lighting up, a door opening, a curtain lifting.
- Check the Draft and keep it free of other brands.
- Tap Make after seeing the price.
- Post from your Library with the date in the text.
Lines to try with Spark
- “A hand lifts a phone from a dark desk and the screen glows, soft blue light.”
- “A founder at a laptop at night, the room fills with light as a button is pressed.”
- “A curtain rises over a glowing app icon, slow push in.”
- “The office team looks up at once and smiles.”
- “A coffee cup, a notebook and a phone on a desk at dawn, the screen turns on.”
Tips
- Tease one idea.
- Leave the screen simple so nothing looks off.
- Avoid logos that are not yours.
- Pair it with a real screen recording in the same post.
For a physical item, see a product launch teaser video. To show it before it exists, see a product concept video before it exists.