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How to describe the video you want in one sentence

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Short answer

Say who is in it, what they do, where they are and the mood, in one sentence. For example: "My dog catches a frisbee on a sunny beach." Skip technical words. If you add a photo or share a video, you can say less. In Rift, tell Spark, Rift's video agent, the line, check the Draft and tap Make. If something is off, ask for another version.

You don’t need clever wording. A clear line about who, what, where and mood is enough. For more, see AI videos without writing prompts.

What you need

Step by step

  1. Pick the subject and add its photo.
  2. Add one action: walking, spinning, jumping.
  3. Add a place and a mood: a beach at sunrise, calm.
  4. Send it to Spark and check the Draft.
  5. Tap Make.

Lines to try with Spark

Tips

Questions people ask

Do I need to write a long description?

No. One clear line is enough, and Spark asks if something is missing.

What if I don't know what to say?

Share a video you like, or add a photo and say "turn this into a video".

Does Spark reply in my language?

Yes. Spark replies in the language you write in.

Can I change it after?

Yes. Edit the Draft or ask for another version.