Generate image-to-video with Higgsfield
HiggsfieldDemo summary
The demo shows using the Nano Banana 2 model for image generation and the SeaDance 2.0 model to animate those images into high-quality video clips within the Higgsfield platform.
Step-by-step
- Go to the image section and select the Nano Banana 2 model
- Set the aspect ratio and image quality
- Enter a prompt and generate the images
- Select your preferred image from the four results
- Click the image and select Animate
- Select the SeaDance 2.0 video model
- Choose the video duration and quality
- Add a motion prompt to generate the video
Options
- Regenerate several times to find a preferred image
Tips
- Use the SeaDance 2.0 model for high-quality video results
Highlights
“all we have to do is click it and hit animate”
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