RIFTAdd a photo of the drink and describe the pour, like milk swirling into an iced latte. Spark builds the shot, so you need no bar setup, steady hand or filming.
What you need
- An iPhone with Rift.
- One photo of the finished drink: whole glass or cup in frame, garnish visible, simple background.
- A single moment: a pour, a drop, a stir.
Step by step
- Add the photo. Open Rift and add your drink.
- Tell Spark the moment. What pours, where and how fast.
- Check the Draft. Spark shows the shot and what stays fixed: your glass, your garnish and the table.
- Make. Tap Make and the clip lands in your Library.
- Try a second take. A different pour or angle sometimes beats the first.
Lines to try with Spark
- “My iced latte, milk pouring in and swirling through the espresso, side view, ice clinking.”
- “My margarita with a salted rim, a lime wheel dropping into the glass.”
- “My matcha in a ceramic bowl, a whisk making slow circles, top-down.”
- “My cold brew can opened over a glass of ice, bubbles rising.”
- “My hot chocolate with a marshmallow sliding down, steam in a dim room.”
Tips for a clean result
- Photograph at eye level. Side views make pours read well.
- Show the garnish. Spark copies what it sees.
- Pick the light. Window light for coffee, dim neon for cocktails.
- Keep one move. A pour or a drop. Not a recipe.
Beyond cafes
Home bartenders, tea stalls, juice bars and kombucha makers use the same steps. For menu items beyond drinks, see food and drink videos for your menu.