Getting Started & First Images

00:00 If you've never used Higsfield before and you want to make AI videos like the ones you keep seeing online, this course will show you how to do exactly that. And I made it because when I first started creating AI content 3 years ago, I wish I had somebody showing me all the tips and tricks. That's why in this video, I'm going to break down everything you need to go from a complete beginner to becoming a Higsfield master. Now, all you really

00:21 need to get started is a Higsfield account. So, if you don't have one yet, you can click the first link in the description down below because that will take you straight to Higsfield, which was also kind enough to sponsor this video. To follow along, you can find my Higsfield link in the description below. When you sign up through that link, you also get my entire Higsfield bonus package for free. This includes my custom prompt generator, the character sheet maker, so your character has the

00:45 same face in the first and last scene, the exact prompt library behind everything you've seen on this channel, ready for you to use, and access to our private group. None of this is for sale. The only way in is signing up through my link in the description. Higfield costs exactly the same either way, so you might as well get my bonuses on top of it. So once your account is ready, let's get inside Higsfield and start with the

01:08 first part of the course, which is how to make your first video. For this, we are going to create an image and then turn it into a video because that's how you get the most control while saving your credits if something goes wrong. So let's start in the image section where I'll make four images with four different models so you can see what each setting does. So the first thing I'll do is pick the model, which is simply the AI that's going to create the image. There are a lot of them inside

01:31 Higsfield. So for this first image, I'll go with Nano Banana Pro. Next to it is the ratio, and that's just the shape of the image. So I'll pick 9x6. Then we have the resolution, and the higher one makes the image come out sharper. So I'll set it to 4K. And the last thing I need is the prompt where I simply describe the image I want. For this one, I want a photo that looks completely real. So here's exactly what I'll write. Now let's press generate and wait a few

01:55 seconds. [music] Now for the second image, I want a completely different style. So I'll switch the model to GPT image 2.5 flare. This time I'll change the ratio to 1x1, which gives me a perfect square. I'll keep the resolution on 4K. And this model also has one more setting called quality. So I'll put it on max. What I'm asking for here is a 3D character that

02:18 could be the star of an animated movie. So now let's move on to the third model, and that's Seedream 5.0 Pro. For this one, I'll pick 16x9, which is the wide shape you're watching this video in. For the resolution, I'll go with 2K this time. Now, this image is really important because it's the one we're going to turn into a video in a few minutes. So, I want a wide landscape with a kayaker next to a huge iceberg.

02:42 And here's the prompt for it. So, let's save this one because we'll need it very soon. Now, the last image is the hardest one because this time I want real text written inside it. So, I'll pick GPT image 2.5 sunburst as the model and set the ratio to 3x4. Then, I'll keep 4K and max just like before and ask for an old travel poster with a

03:05 big title at the top and a short line at the bottom. [music] Now, let's move over to the video section because it's time to use the glacier image we saved. There are two ways to make a video in here, and I'm going to show you both of them. The first one starts from an image you already have. And the second one starts from nothing but a prompt. So just like before, the first thing I'll pick is the