RIFTShare a performance clip you like and add one photo of you, and Spark keeps the performance, the place and the mood with you as the lead. No crew needed. To copy the moves from any clip, see AI motion transfer on iPhone.
What you need
- An iPhone with Rift.
- A performance clip you like. It can be a concert shot, a street performance or a stylised video, from any app or your camera roll.
- One photo of you, face to camera, with good light and nothing hiding your face.
Step by step
- Choose your clip. Open the performance you want to be in.
- Share it into Rift. Tap Share, then Rift.
- Tell Spark who you are in it. Add your photo and say the role: “I’m the singer”.
- Check the Draft. Spark describes the shots it will keep: the camera path, the stage, the light. Change one thing if you want, like the outfit.
- Make. Tap Make. You can leave the app. The video lands in your Library when it’s ready.
- Add the sound when you post. The video is silent. Open the app you’re posting to, pick the song there, and line up the beat.
Lines to try with Spark
- “Put me in as the singer, keep the neon stage.”
- “I’m the one at the piano, same slow camera.”
- “Same video, but I’m in a leather jacket in the rain.”
- “My dog is the lead singer.”
- “Swap the singer for me, wearing a suit, in an empty warehouse.”
Tips
- Choose clips where the face is not the focus. A turn, a silhouette, a wide shot or a performer seen from behind all hold up well.
- Pick the strongest 15 seconds. A chorus entrance, a drop or a camera push feels complete in a short clip.
- Match the era. A grainy 90s clip looks better with an outfit that fits the era than with a modern one.
- Plan your sound before you Make. Know which part of the song you’ll use, so you can trim the video to it.
- Keep your photo plain. A clean background lets Spark place you in a new setting without leftovers.
Beyond the stage
Same idea, other worlds: a stand-up set, a podcast stage, a karaoke night, a school talent show. If you can see it, you can star in it.