Add a photo of each grandparent and grandchild, and Spark puts them in one place, even when they live far apart.
What you need
- An iPhone with Rift.
- A clear photo of each person, face to camera.
- One simple activity: baking, a picnic, a walk, a board game.
- A place everyone knows: a garden, a kitchen, a park.
Step by step
- Tell Spark the moment. Say who is there and what they are doing.
- Add the photos. Pick each person from your camera roll.
- Check the Draft. Reply to change places, ages or the order of people.
- Make. Tap Make, and leave the app if you like.
- Send it. Find the video in your Library and share it with the family.
Lines to try with Spark
- “Grandpa, Grandma and the three kids having a picnic under a big oak tree.”
- “Grandma and her grandson baking bread in a sunny kitchen, flour on their noses.”
- “Grandpa teaching two grandkids to fish on a quiet lake at sunrise.”
- “All of us walking through autumn leaves in the park, hand in hand.”
- “Great-grandma in her armchair with the whole family gathered round, warm lamp light.”
Tips for a family video that feels right
- Pick a calm activity. Walking, baking and picnics read clearly.
- Choose photos with similar light. It helps the faces sit together.
- Keep the number small. Up to six people read clearly in one shot.
- Use real places. A garden they know makes it feel personal.
- Restore first if needed. An old photo may need a clean-up before you use it.
Related ideas
For bigger family scenes, see how to make a family scene video from photos. For old photos, see how to restore an old photo and bring it to life.