RIFTMake a character once from a few photos or a description, and Rift puts it in every video so your page never needs your face. The same idea works for a pet, a product or a place. To make a character copy moves from a clip, see how motion transfer works on iPhone.
Pick your face that isn’t your face
- A made-up person with one odd trait: always in a yellow raincoat, always too formal for the moment.
- An animal that lives a human life: a cat with a job, a dog that commutes.
- Objects and food with feelings: the lonely last slice, a sneaker that wants to run.
- Your product as the star, if you sell something.
- A place that changes: the same street in every season.
Step by step
- Make the character once. Add a few photos, or describe them to Spark, and save the one you like.
- Give it a pattern. The same opening, the same trait, a new situation each time.
- Start each video from a trend you share into Rift, or a line to Spark.
- Check the Draft and Make. Everything lands in your Library, ready to post.
Lines to try with Spark
- “Max, my character, tries this trend at a funeral, deadpan.”
- “The cat CEO arrives at the office in the rain.”
- “The lonely broccoli watches the other vegetables go to a party.”
- “My character in the same pose, now in Tokyo at night.”
Tips for faceless pages
- One trait, many situations. People follow the character, so the trait stays and the scene changes.
- Post on a rhythm. A series reads as a page; a one-off reads as a lucky clip.
- Hook in the first second. Open on the odd thing, not the setup.