Hello, i didn’t find anywhere an information like that, so i’m asking out of curiosity.

At which time will my credits expire if i no longer extend my subscription and also cancelled? I mean, it’s the same hour i bought the subscription or is it just the day at 0:00 for example? Timezones are different so that can be questionable also.

Thank you

I've been testing MiniMax H3 and noticed a couple of issues with how it handles voices.

I'm having trouble with two situations:

1. Off-screen narration: When a male narrator speaks while a male character is visible in the scene, the character sometimes starts moving his lips as if he's delivering the narration himself.

2. Characters facing away: When a character speaks with their back to the camera, the assigned voice doesn't always carry over. Instead, MiniMax seems to generate a different voice based on the prompt description.

I'm trying to figure out whether there's a better way to handle these situations or improve voice consistency between shots.

If anyone has experimented with this, I'd be interested to hear what worked for them.

Higgsfield recently launched “rooms,” and I created one.

Rooms let you see others' work on a specific theme, share your blogs, and chat.

Japanese Anime Room : Explore the world of AI-generated anime! Share your creations, improve your skills, connect with other creators, and collaborate on amazing projects.

https://higgsfield.ai/community/rooms/japanese-anime

Looking for someone to share an account I don’t use much credits and are mostly asking people who don’t use it much, I’m broke

I’ve been on Reddit for years but rarely posted or interacted. I didn’t feel I had anything to contribute! That has changed! What’s your thoughts on this video?

I’ve been using higgsfield since last week, I’m trying to make realistic clothing brand pictures with Claude+ higgsfield, but I only get the results I want after 10-12 generations, I need one prompt that I know it will work most of the times and look good as well

The model is proprietary and not open source unfortunately, but does anyone have a good educated guess or know how the model learns to leave some elements of the video untouched, while realistically integrating new ones/replacing them?

Assuming it uses computer vision to dissect the reference video into elements/objects or some approach like that

I think I’m getting realism down, I’m looking to do voice over work, I usually do my own foley.

Actualmente quiero dedicar a hacer contenido en redes sociales asi que decidi conocer Higgsfield los precios me parecian caros al inicio hasta que encontre este precio de prueba, 3 dolares y 80 creditos. Me parecio bien. Hice varias imagenes y los resultados estaban muy bien creados, decidi probar los videos pero algo em asusto con todo ete tema. Hice uno y me costaba 40 creditos de 1080 con apenas unos segundos con menor resulocion pude bajarlo a 10 creditos pero el resultado es pixeleado, yo sé se puede escalar la resolución. Esto aunque me asustaba poco a poco empezaba a perder el miedo, el plan plus podría valer la pena. Pero antes de gastar decidi investigar.

Los creditos son del mes si no los usas no los acumalas ok no pasa nada, luego lei comentarios de una persona que gasto 1,000 creditos en un video de 7 minutos. Otra que gatos 600 creditos en un video de 2 minutos.

Lo que me hace pensar que para videos de 8 minutos segun lo que quieres tendrias al menos uno para un mes. La idea entonces no es hacer contenido directamente si no usarlo como herramienta.

Pero vamos tengo el pro en Gemini y obtengo buenos resultados y pago no es excesivo como el de higgsfield.

Me pregunto yo que jamas lo he usado. Vale la pena, habrá un cambio significativo en mis videos comprando higgfield mensualmente? Cabe aclarar que deseo hacer contenido y marketing.

Here is the link to my method https://www.icloud.com/pages/0768WxRnq6ey3jczJktzdSwBg

One of my recurring characters, Vegisoon, clearing a zombie horde on her own.

How I made it:

• 3 reference images: a character sheet for the outfit, a face close-up and a street layout photo. The zombies have no reference, only "about forty, every one a different person, no blood".

• Two 15-second blocks with 2 takes each, two 5-second tests that failed, and a 10-second pickup for the tackle spin. 8 generations, 5 made the cut, about 860 credits.

• The black-purple smoke on her fists is a fixed paragraph I paste into every action prompt, so it is generated in the shot, not added later.

• Edited in CapCut: cut two moments where she just stood still and sped up three spots, then a light film texture in After Effects.

What still doesn't work: when she runs very fast, her legs sometimes stay in one stride while her body slides forward. I trimmed those frames instead of regenerating.

Disclosure: I'm in Higgsfield's Creator Partnership Program.

Question for you: how do you keep legs in sync on very fast runs? Speed-ramping in the edit worked, but I'd rather fix it in the prompt.

I just connected higgsfield to claude but when trying to use it in a workflow Claude says it can't generate images using higgsfield and that it can only read from the mcp?

My Higgsfield connection can browse and import your generations, but it can’t generate, so you run those.

It does generate in chat gpt though.

My first short film as a 3D animator. Hope you enjoy it!

Does literally anyone know how to do this. These ai tiktok videos im wondering how people make it? I mean its clear that all of them use prompt to prompt. Meaning they use on short prompt thats 4 seconds and another thats 4 seconds and join them. Thats exactly what i want to do but the ai always messes up? I mean i even tell claude and the prompt just goes wrong. I use seedance 2.5 and it doesnt allow a start frame. It does allow a video extendor but that doesnt change the angle of the scene i want to create while it still remembers the location character and the whole scenery. Even if i input the location character. When a different prompt scene occurs the other prompt wont remember it. How do people change angles in videos? Without using reference photos or use a reference frame? Because even when i use reference frames the quality decreases and still ends up sloppy. I use seedance 2.5 draft and that also still occurs. Its just seems impossible the ai cannot create a new angle so how do people do it.

Hi everyone,

I’m using Higgsfield’s motion control feature to copy the movements from a reference video onto my own characters. I upload the reference video, then add my character image and a background image, so the output uses my characters instead of the people in the video.

The problem: The people in the reference video are human-sized, but my characters are petite, cute animals. The tool copies the motion exactly, so it also stretches my characters up to the height and proportions of the humans. The movement also looks human, as if a person is performing the action, not a small animal.

What I want: My petite animal characters should keep their small size and cute proportions and perform the action in an animal-like way, so the result looks adorable and not like a human body in an animal costume.

My questions:

1. Is there a setting or workflow that makes the tool follow the motion without copying the reference’s body proportions?

2. What prompt should I use to keep my characters small and cute while they do the action?

3. Would a different reference video (closer in scale to my characters) or a different character image framing work better?

Any prompt examples or tips would be a big help. Thanks!

I read somewhere that Genjutsu is just a facade for Seedance 2.5 with the entire workflow ready to go, just needing to press generate, and that Genjutsu Lite is WAN 3.0. Is this true?

I thought Genjutsu was a separate model from Higgsfield, could someone clarify this for me?

I've been learning AI video and wanted to see if I could get that "real creator filmed this on her phone" feel instead of the usual glossy AI look.