How to do a video game dance in real life, from one photo

Updated October 21, 2026 · Reviewed by The Rift team

Short answer

Record or save a clip of the dance, add it in Rift with a full-body photo of you, and tell Spark, Rift's video agent, 'me doing this dance in real life, in my living room'. Spark copies the moves onto you in a real-looking place. Keep game logos and characters out. Check the Draft and tap Make for a video up to 15 seconds.

Save a clip of the dance and add a full-body photo of yourself. Spark copies the moves onto you in a real place, in a video of up to 15 seconds. For how copying moves works, see AI motion transfer on iPhone.

What you need

An iPhone with Rift.
A short clip of the dance, saved or recorded.
A full-body photo of you.

Step by step

Add the dance clip in Rift.
Add your photo, and your friends’.
Say the real place.
Check the Draft and tap Make.

Lines to try with Spark

“Me doing this dance in real life, in the middle of a supermarket aisle.”
“All four of us doing this victory dance after a five-a-side match.”
“Me doing this dance at a wedding, guests staring.”
“My dog doing this dance on the living room rug.”

Tips

Serious places make it funnier.
Full-body photos for every dancer.

Questions people ask

Can I use a clip from a game?

Use it as the source of the moves. What you post shows you, not the game's character or logo.

Can my squad do it together?

Yes. Add a photo of each friend and say "all four of us, in a line".

Where should it happen?

Real places are funniest: a supermarket aisle, a lecture hall, a wedding.

Can my pet do it?

Yes. Dogs doing victory dances are a whole genre.