Higgsfield: Using Image References for Video Generation

Demo summary
The user uploads a reference image of the Canadian Rockies into Higgsfield to ground the AI's video generation in a specific, realistic location.
Step-by-step
- Generate a reference image of the specific location in an AI image tool
- Upload the reference image into the Higgsfield supercomputer
- Enter a prompt asking the AI to redo the scene grounded in that reference image
Tips
- Use specific reference images to anchor the AI model rather than relying on generic prompts
- This technique of using reference images works across any AI image or video tool
Highlights
“AI models do meaningfully better with something specific to anchor to”
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