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Higgsfield details three ways to put yourself in AI video

Higgsfield published a guide on how to use Create Video, Soul ID, and Video Face Swap.

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Summary

Higgsfield outlines three ways to put your likeness into AI videos. You can animate a single photo, train a reusable character using Soul ID, or swap your face into an existing clip. The platform also details credit costs and lipsync options.

What changed

  • Animate one photo to create a new AI video clip
  • Train a reusable character from 20 to 80 photos in 3 to 5 minutes using Soul ID for 25 credits
  • Swap your face into an existing video clip using one clear photo on a paid plan
  • Sync your voice to a clip using Lipsync Studio and models like Kling or Sync

Availability

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“You can put yourself in an AI video on Higgsfield in three ways. Animate one photo with Create Video, reuse your likeness across videos with Soul ID, or swap your face into an existing clip with Video Face Swap.”

Pricing

PlanPrice, as statedChecked
10-second Seedance 2.5 clip160 credits (≈$7.84)“Our 10-second Seedance 2.5 clip cost 160 credits (≈$7.84)” source
Train Soul ID character25 credits“25 credits to train the character once.” source
Plus plan$49 for 1,000 credits, ≈$0.049 per credit“Approximate dollar values use the Plus plan rate ($49 for 1,000 credits, ≈$0.049 per credit); the effective dollar cost depends on your plan or credit package.” source

Prices as stated by the company; we don’t convert or estimate.

Founder takeaway

If you need a consistent face across multiple clips, test Soul ID by uploading 20 to 80 photos. Otherwise, use a single photo for quick tests.

Source

HiggsfieldHow to Put Yourself in an AI Video

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