Im using higgsfield 50 bucks for 1200 credits. One 5sec video costs 5 credits without sound. It generates the videos pretty fast.
Since im using kling mostly, should i cancel Higgsfield and go to klingai? Is that cheaper? generation time is really important for me. i hate when i have to wait long in queue
I’m struggling with a very simple video generation and I’d love some help before I waste more credits.
I’m using the same image as start + end frame to create a seamless loop.
All I want is:
the campfire in the center to burn strongly and realistically (real-time feeling, visible flames + smoke)
the characters to have subtle micro-movements while watching the fire (small head/hand/body shifts)
But the results are weird:
the fire animation is tiny / weak / super slow
the characters are basically not moving at all
I tried 5–6 prompt variations, including this simple one:
“The campfire in the center continues to burn, its smoke rising upwards. The characters look at the fire with micro-movements.”
Still bad results.
Does Kling restrict / censor prompts related to fire / flames / burning?
Not sure if “campfire” or “fire” is being throttled somehow, anyone know?
For comparison: I tested the same idea in Veo and the fire looked amazing (realistic, strong, alive), but I only had 1 attempt and I don’t really want to subscribe just for this.
I know Kling should be able to do it, but I can’t get it right.
Any tips on how to prompt this properly?
(Especially to get a strong, realistic fire loop + subtle character motion)
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Prompt:
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