RIFTThe Draft is Spark’s plan before anything is made: who is in it, what happens and the price. Tell Spark what to change in plain words, and nothing is spent until you tap Make.
Reading a Draft
- Who’s in it. The photos or characters Spark will use.
- What happens. The moment, the place, the camera.
- The price. On the Make button, before you tap.
Changing it
Say what’s off, the way you’d tell a friend:
- “Put me on the right, Sam on the left.”
- “Make it night.”
- “Use my other photo, the one in the red jacket.”
- “Just the part where she spins.”
- “Swap the dog for my cat.”
Spark updates the Draft. Check it again, then tap Make.
Stop
If you tap Make and change your mind, tap Stop. It halts at once, and a stopped Make isn’t charged.
Versions
Once you’ve made one, ask Spark for a version with one change: a new place, a new outfit, another friend. Keep the first and compare.
Save it as a format
When a Draft works, save it as a format. Next time, run it with a new photo and skip the setup.
Tips
- Change one thing at a time, so you can see what each change does.
- Point at things: “the one in red”, “the car on the left”.
- If you’re unsure, ask Spark: “what would make this look better?”