Your AI Creative System — from first connection to fully automated content production. No coding required.
Connect Higgsfield to Claude using MCP — the bridge that lets them talk to each other. This is the foundation everything else depends on.
HiggsfieldRight after connecting, you'll see a permissions list. These decide what Claude can do on its own.
| What Claude Can Do | Setting | Why |
|---|---|---|
| View generations | ✅ Always Allow | Safe — read-only |
| Explore models | ✅ Always Allow | Safe — read-only |
| Generate images | ⚠️ Ask Permission | Costs credits |
| Generate videos | ⚠️ Ask Permission | Costs more credits |
A skill is a knowledge file Claude reads before a task. Think of it as handing Claude a professional textbook — the prompts it writes afterwards are dramatically better.
Claude writes generic, short prompts → average, forgettable videos with no cinematic quality.
Claude writes detailed, professional prompts with cinematic terminology, timing, and lighting → significantly better results.
.md or .txt)Higgsfield has different models for different tasks. Always tell Claude explicitly which model to use — never let it decide on its own.
"Create a product photo."
Claude decides on its own — often picks the wrong model.
"Use Nano Banana Pro for the product photo."
Claude uses the right model every time.
The fastest way to see what the system can do. One prompt builds an entire brand from scratch — research, branding, products, and all visual assets.
Build me a [product category] brand from scratch. 1. Do market research 2. Create the branding (name, positioning, target audience, visual identity) 3. Build a product catalog with 3 products 4. For each product, generate via Higgsfield: - A product photo (use Nano Banana Pro) - An Instagram ad (use GPT Image 2) - A UGC video (use Higgsfield Marketing Studio)
Claude only has text → Higgsfield generates a random product that barely resembles yours. Different color, wrong shape, wrong label every time.
Exact product appearing consistently across all videos — same color, text, and shape every time. Proven in practice.
This is the reference image for our product. For ALL future generations: the product must look EXACTLY like this. Same color, same label, same shape. Do not change anything.
Seedance 2.0 is the most powerful video model in Higgsfield. How you use it is the difference between mediocre and professional results.
"A headphone floating in a room."
→ Lifeless, mediocre result. No movement, no atmosphere.
"0–3s: Camera slowly pushes in, soft bokeh, warm studio light. 3–6s: Slow 360° rotation, metal reflections visible..."
→ Professional result.
Write me a Seedance 2.0 video prompt. [Describe what should happen] Duration: [e.g. 10 seconds] Include detailed camera movements, lighting, and atmosphere.
Make this prompt under 3000 characters, keep all key details.
Generate each 2-second scene individually → inconsistent results, much more effort, worse quality.
Claude writes one 15-second prompt with multiple scenes → Seedance handles cuts and transitions automatically.
Write a Seedance prompt for a 15-second video with 3–4 different shots/cuts. Seedance should handle the transitions. [Describe the content]
Film yourself → AI picks up exactly where you left off → seamless transition. Works for portals, explosions, transformations, VFX overlays.
Write a Seedance prompt where [DESCRIBE EFFECT] happens. Make sure the start frame is IDENTICAL to the reference image provided. Same lighting, same character position, same environment.
Content blocks and style drift are the two most common problems. Neither is permanent — here's exactly how to fix each one.
Sometimes Higgsfield rejects a generation. For images, credits are refunded. For videos, you may see "Rights Verification Required."
This generation was blocked. Please analyze the prompt, identify which words or phrases likely caused the issue, rewrite the prompt without those elements and try again.
The style changed. Use image 2 as the visual style reference for all remaining generations. Regenerate the ones that don't match.
The complete 5-stage content factory. The Higgsfield Content Factory Skill controls everything from research to publishing — this is where real scale happens.
/content-factory MCP connected? → Yes Where to start? → Stage 1 (beginning) How many videos? → [your number, e.g. 100] Product image → [upload image]
When you've produced a result you want to reproduce consistently — turn it into a skill. A skill is the recipe for Claude: without it, results vary every time.
This prompt above is my best result from Higgsfield Marketing Studio. It was a Hypermotion-style product video – fast cuts, professional details. Turn this into a skill and save it under .claude/skills/hypermotion-video.md The skill should: - Always reproduce this style - Ask 1–2 clarifying questions before starting (model in video? UGC or product-only?) - Avoid phrases that have caused content blocks in the past
You just generated 5 ads with this skill. I like A, B, C. I don't like D, E. Update the skill so future generations are more like A, B, C.
Without tracking you don't know which prompts worked, which videos were already generated, or what separates your best ads from your worst. The Status column is everything.
Look at all the assets we've generated in Higgsfield. Create a Google Sheet using the GWS CLI with these tabs: Tab 1 "Generations": Job ID, Product, Format, Type (image/video), Model, Prompt, Result URL, Status, Date Tab 2 "By Product": Overview per product Tab 3 "Planning": Upcoming generations with Priority column and Status column (Planned / In Progress / Done / Review) Tab 4 "Performance": Space for Meta/TikTok data
Routines are scheduled prompts. Claude executes them automatically — without you being present. Set them up once and your pipeline runs itself every week.
Every Sunday at 8 PM: 1. Open the Google Sheet and analyze all past generations 2. Read the advertising knowledge file 3. Create 50 new generation ideas for the week 4. Add them to the sheet with Status "Planned"
Every Monday at 6 AM: 1. Open the Google Sheet 2. Select 30 entries with Status "Planned" (highest priority first) 3. Build the prompts using the skill files 4. Generate all 30 via Higgsfield 5. Mark each as "Done" when the URL is returned 6. Save all Job IDs and result URLs in the sheet
| Phase | Weekly Output | Your Effort |
|---|---|---|
| Start | 20–30 assets | Review every asset |
| Growth | 50–75 assets | Spot-check samples |
| Scale | 100+ assets | Weekly review only |
These mistakes come directly from documented real-world practice. Every single one has cost someone real money or real time.