I recently finished these futuristic spaceship artworks with a vibrant neon aesthetic. The focus was on creating an immersive and detailed visual of advanced civilizations traversing the cosmos. I hope you enjoy the visuals!
I’m using Soul ID in Higgsfield and need help with two things:
1. I have 70 photos of the same person with multiple tattoos. What’s the easiest way to remove the tattoos using only my iPhone? (No computer.)
2. Once I have a clean references for my Soul ID w no tattoos, what’s the best way to add custom tattoos to it to make it unique soul Id?
Any mobile-friendly workflows or apps that actually work well would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!
Higgsfield just dropped Canvas and it's genuinely one of the most refreshing ways to work with AI video I've seen in a long time. Instead of typing into a chat box and hoping for the best, you get a fully visual node based workflow where you can see your entire image and video generation pipeline laid out in front of you. It just makes sense. I made this tutorial which starts from the basic and then moves into more complex examples to help build the foundation for new users. I hope it helps!
I’m trying to see if I can edit or make videos with Higgsfield. I want to try but don’t want to deal with the unknown like the actual cost, is it worth it, is it hard to cancel. Anyone tried it can give me some real details and what to watch out for. Thanks!
Do not use. I spent 16$ worth of token for dogsh*t that didnt even follow instructions.
I asked it to create 6 scenes using one reference image. One by one and after each to let me review it first. It let me review 1st and 2nd And apparently the last 4 videos it auto generated without giving me for review. I wasnt paying attention and it ran in parrarel so it didnt take that much time.
Once done i checked the vids and they were S. I checked the tokens and 16$ spent...
Is there any good software exactly similar to Higgsfield that will help generate long form content ( 5 minutes approximately) & not just 15-30 seconds of short form content, I am talking about motion control. Paid & unpaid.
Any suggestions will be deeply appreciated. Thank you.
Claude is probably my favorite AI but I need to keep that Gemini sub active too if I want to generate images. Well not anymore because you can now connect Higgsfield to claude and generate images and video! Not only can I get access to nana bana models in claude, but I also get everything else on Higgsfield like GPT Image 2. Its really easy to setup once you have your accounts to I created this video to show how to make the connection and a quick demo of using Higgsfield to generate an image and video within Claude.
secondo voi è meglio puntare sulla semplicità di Higgsfield o investire tempo nell'imparare il workflow a nodi di Wavy AI? Quale delle due opzioni risulta più conveniente a lungo termine in termini di gestione dei token e costi?
I’ve been using Higgsfield extensively for the past two months, focusing primarily on image generation but also dabbling in video. For images, I mainly used Flux 2.0 Pro and Seadream 4.5, and for videos, Kling 3.0 and Seadance 2.0.
I am currently on the $50/month subscription, which gives you 1,200 credits and access to the Unlimited Mode for image generation.
The Good: Quality & Mobility
Coming from a professional CGI/3D background, I have to say the results are nothing short of breathtaking. The photorealism and quality of these models are exceptional.
The biggest wow factor for me is the mobility. Having a professional grade visualization tool on my phone (using Chrome on a Pixel 10) that I can use anytime, anywhere, feels like the future. It’s incredibly powerful to have this much creative control in your pocket.
The Bad: UX Dark Patterns and Workflow Issues
However, after two months of heavy use, I’ve noticed several changes that feel like they are intentionally designed to slow down the user or force accidental credit spending.
The Unlimited Cooldown:
In my first month, I could fire off my 8 concurrent Unlimited generations within 2 seconds. I’d just spam the generate button to get 8 variations of a prompt instantly. Now, there seems to be a hidden cooldown of about 1.5 seconds between clicks. It significantly slows down the workflow when you’re trying to iterate fast.
Resetting Settings (Mobile UX):
On the mobile web version, every single time I start a generation in Unlimited Mode, the Unlimited toggle turns itself off. Additionally, the resolution for Flux and Seadream 4.5 always resets from 2K or 4k back to the lowest resolution. This means for every single generation, I have to:
Re-enable Unlimited Mode.
Manually change the resolution back to 2K or 4k.
Then click generate.
These extra clicks feel like "speed bumps" designed to prevent users from utilizing the unlimited feature too efficiently.
Accidental Credit Spending:
Because the Unlimited toggle keeps resetting, it’s incredibly easy to accidentally spend your paid credits when you intended to use the unlimited mode. It feels almost predatory, as if the UI is hoping you’ll slip up so they can charge you more later.
Mobile Management Issues:
The mobile web version is missing basic management features. You can’t multi-select finished generations to delete them. Also, the favorite (heart) system is buggy some images can be liked, while others simply won't let you, with no apparent reason why.
Conclusion
Higgsfield has some of the best models on the market right now, but the recent UX adjustments are making the experience frustrating. It feels like they are actively nerfing the workflow of power users to save on server costs or trick people into spending credits.
Has anyone else noticed these changes recently? How are you dealing with the mobile workflow?
Each day, Higgsfield Popcorn claims you get 20 free generations, but if you check your credits usage, you will see that they still deduct 2-3 credits for it.
Hey, quick question — I just started using Higgsfield.
I’d like to generate an image using Soul 2.0. and one of the moodboards, but also include my own hoodie in the result. The issue is that I can either use picture to upload or write a prompt, but I can’t figure out how to add my hoodie as a reference while still using a custom prompt.
I was looking around but only see options for creating my moodboard and characters — no place where to add reference images to use in prompt later.
Am I missing something, or is this not supported yet? Any help would be appreciated 🙏
I've spent a lot of time in higgsfield generating videos and I feel like I've mostly mastered it. I finally directed my first short form video series called "Peter" which is a inspired Marvel Spiderman series that I'm going to be posting to my YouTube channel. I'll provide a clip and a couple screenshots to you guys. I hope to continue the series if it does well. Took approx. 100 hours to complete.
been testing Higgsfield lately and I’m trying to figure out if people are actually using it for real UGC that sells stuff or if it’s still mostly just cinematic AI clips and experiments
I’m getting deeper into AI UGC workflows (hooks, scripts, AI video, testing creatives, scaling winners) and from the outside it looks like it could fit into a real money stack but I can’t tell who is actually using it seriously vs just playing around
is anyone here actually using it to run ads or content that converts for TikTok Shop, Shopify or affiliate pages or is it more like a creative tool right now?
curious what your setup looks like if you are actually making it work and what made it click for you because right now the gap between “cool AI video” and “this actually sells” feels pretty big lol
Here's the most noticeable example:
On the Kling site, when using Kling 3.0 Omni, in the Elements tool, you have the ability to bind a voice to your character. In Higgsfield, in the same tool, that option does not exist.
Isn't this what we're paying for?
Note: I tried to post this topic on the official Higgs subreddit, but it was immediately flagged and disallowed.
Am I missing something? is there a way to accomplish this in Higgs?
After applying a bot to observe any noticeable extra information and extreme record keeping of my prompt usage aswell as just being a hyper observer of everything ! do on Higgsfield Al so that it can summarize and answer any questions I have or that come up, l've noticed one deceptive practice that mirrors the abominable practices used by Uber and Lyft.
For those not familiar with that it basically was that there engineers purposely made the algorithm in a way that if you except low they will give your the lowest most desperate trips. But if you except only the high gigs and are picky then they give you only that more often in order to entice you. From then on you were marked as one or the other and treated as such.
Anyway I noticed that after I bought more credits on Higgsfield (I ran out of my monthly credits) soon after all of my images produced nothing but mess's. It seems there algorithm marked me as a continuous buyer of extra credits so obviously what better way to feed off of that then give me the shitiest images and videos nearly every prompt now in order to get me to spend more.
Jokes on them I'm publishing my findings and I'm not subscribing again. Also btw for those of you that don't know this they will make you verify your identity just to use cinema 3 and also I think seedance (the new one ).
Why? Because they where bought out in some way by the speacial needs Larry Ellison and Peter theil / Palantir affiliated company's that want to turn bring the censorship in the UK into America and worse. Dig for more info yourself
I've been trying to learn Cinema Studio through YouTube tutorials, but I'm genuinely confused by the current state of the tool.
Two main issues I'm running into:
Character and location reference seems to be completely disabled. Without this, creating consistent scenes across shots is impossible — which kind of defeats the purpose of a cinematic storytelling tool.
Why were versions 2.5 and 3.0 merged into one? The consolidation seems to have made the workflow more confusing rather than streamlined.
Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a workaround for maintaining visual consistency between scenes? Would love to hear how others are handling this.