RIFTA duet is hard to film when one of you is busy and the other can’t find the beat. With one good photo of the pair you can skip the rehearsal, and AI motion transfer copies the dancers’ moves onto you. For a bigger crew, see how to make a group dance video from one group photo.
What you need
- An iPhone with Rift.
- A dance clip with exactly two dancers, from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or your camera roll.
- One photo of the pair, standing, both faces clear, nobody cut off.
Step by step
- Find a duet. Open a clip where the two dancers stay in view and the camera stays steady.
- Share it into Rift. Tap Share, then Rift.
- Add the pair photo. Spark looks at the clip and your photo and checks it has each person in the right spot.
- Name the places. Say who dances where, in one line.
- Make. Check the Draft, tap Make, and find the video in your Library. The price is shown on the Make button before you tap.
Lines to try with Spark
- “Me on the left, Sam on the right, same moves.”
- “The two of us in the kitchen, evening light.”
- “My parents as the pair, in their wedding outfits.”
- “Me and my dog as the duet, dog on the right.”
- “Our two shop owners in aprons, same routine on the shopfront.”
Tips
- Match the height. If one of you is sitting in the photo, you may look smaller in the video.
- Leave a gap between you. Faces squeezed together are harder to tell apart.
- Pick a simple stage. One floor and a steady camera are easiest to follow.
- Ask first. The other person’s face is in the video, so get their OK before you post.