Higgsfield: Image-to-image editing for scene consistency
Higgsfield
Demo summary
The creator shows how to use an existing generation as a reference image to perform specific edits like adding pipes and changing lighting in Higgsfield AI.
Step-by-step
- Download the initial generated image to use as a reference.
- Use an LLM like Claude to generate a descriptive edit prompt based on the original image.
- Drag the reference image into the Higgsfield interface.
- Paste the edit prompt into the prompt field.
- Select the model version, such as Nanaban Pro or GPT Image 2.0.
- Set the batch size to four and click generate.
- Review the results and refine the prompt in the LLM for specific object placement or lighting adjustments.
Options
- Generate using the Nanaban Pro model
- Generate using the GPT Image 2.0 model
- Adjust batch size from one to four
Watch out for
- GPT Image 2.0 may produce results that are too dark compared to other models.
Tips
- Work in batches of four so you can see multiple variations of the same prompt in a single row.
- Use specific terms like 'crush the blacks' to add shadow depth and improve composition.
- Add 'lore' or character-specific items (like a skateboard) to make the scene feel more lived-in.
Highlights
“It does pretty well with edits. So, let's see how it does here.”
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