Organize AI workflows in Higgsfield Canvas

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Demo summary

A walkthrough of Higgsfield Canvas, a node-based workspace that allows users to connect image and video models on an infinite board to maintain a visible generation pipeline.

Step-by-step

Open the Higgsfield Canvas node-based workspace
Add a reference image to the board
Connect the reference node to an image model node
Link the image output node to a video model node
Save the completed canvas as a template to reuse the workflow

Options

Swap inputs within a saved template to run the workflow again
Connect prompts, references, images, and video generations on a single board

Watch out for

Generation costs apply based on standard Higgsfield model pricing

Tips

Use Canvas when a project moves beyond quick testing and requires a structured workspace from mood board to final output
Keep the pipeline visible to avoid rebuilding from zero or searching through downloads for specific versions

Highlights

“The useful part is that the pipeline stays visible. You are not rebuilding from zero or digging through downloads to find the version that worked.”

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