Higgsfield: Connecting nodes for outfit swapping
Higgsfield
Demo summary
The user demonstrates connecting the source image, prompt box, and reference images to the image generator node using visual wires to define the AI's instructions.
Step-by-step
- Zoom into the Image Generator node to view the input and output ports
- Drag a connection from the source image node to the 'input reference image' port
- Connect the prompt box node to the 'T' (text input) port on the generator
- Connect the second image node (the target outfit) to the generator node
- Select the model module (e.g., Nana Banana Pro) and set resolution to 4K
- Choose the aspect ratio to match the source image (e.g., 9:16 vertical)
- Copy and paste the configured generator node to create additional prompts
- Repeat the wiring process for the new nodes to link the source image, prompt, and new outfit references
Options
- Select Nana Banana Pro module
- Set resolution to 4K for maximum realism
- Adjust aspect ratio (e.g., 9:16)
Watch out for
- The prompt must specifically reference the image variables (e.g., 'image one' and 'image two') for the AI to understand which to keep and which to swap
Tips
- Use 4K settings if you want maximum realism and quality
- Copy and paste (Control C / Control V) configured nodes to save time instead of setting up modules and sizes from scratch for every generation
Highlights
“let me just show you guys how simple this is”
All demos from “Higgsfield Canvas Tutorial: AI Image & Video Node Workflow 2026 (Step-by-Step)”
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- 7:381:14Adding prompt and image generator nodesThe creator shows how to add specific nodes for a prompt box and an image generator within the Higgsfield interface.Higgsfield· AI Image Generator
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- 26:300:55Managing versions and regenerationsThe creator demonstrates how to view previous versions of a generation and how to use the regenerate button to fix AI hallucinations like closed mouths.Higgsfield· AI Image Generator
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AI Clothing Try-on
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