Add a photo of each relative and describe the Thanksgiving table. Rift puts everyone in one scene, so family who cannot travel still have a seat.
What you need
- An iPhone with Rift.
- One clear photo per person, face to camera.
- The table in your head: long, round, outdoors, a small apartment.
- Optional: a photo of your own dining room.
Step by step
- Tell Spark the table. One line: who sits where, what is on the table, what the light is like.
- Add the photos. Pick each person from your camera roll.
- Read the Draft. Spark plans the shots and shows who is in each. Reply with changes.
- Make. The price is on the button before you tap. You can leave and come back.
- Send it. The video is in your Library, ready for the family group chat.
Lines to try with Spark
- “All of us at one long wooden table with a golden turkey, candles, warm evening light.”
- “My family on the back porch under fairy lights, passing dishes down the table.”
- “Me, my brother and my aunt in the kitchen carrying pies to the table.”
- “Grandpa carving the turkey while the kids watch, everyone in sweaters.”
- “The whole family raising glasses at a round table, autumn leaves in the window.”
Tips for a table that feels real
- Name the light. Evening, candlelight or late afternoon sun.
- Name the food. A turkey, a pie and a bowl of potatoes anchor the scene.
- Keep the number small. Up to six people read clearly in one shot.
- Use matching photo quality. A very old photo next to a new one can look uneven.
- Make a second version. Change the room, not the people.
After Thanksgiving
The same table works for Christmas. See how to make an AI Christmas card video of your family. To save the layout and reuse it each year with new photos, see how to save a video as a format.