Higgsfield: Generate story variations with Multi-shot and What's Next

David Manning·Apr 2026

Demo summary

The creator uses the 'Multi-shot' and 'What's Next' features to automatically generate nine different cinematic angles and narrative progressions from a single reference image.

Step-by-step

Select an existing generated image to use as a reference
Click on the What's Next button to explore narrative progressions
Click on Multi-shot to generate nine different cinematic angles in a single generation
Review the generated variations for different character actions and environmental changes
Heart or save the preferred variations to use as elements or references for future shots
Upscale the chosen variation to save it as a high-quality reference

Options

Use Multi-shot for creating a variety of visual looks from the same scene
Use What's Next to explore conceptual ideas of what might happen in the story

Tips

Use Multi-shot if you want to see a bunch of different looks from a specific scene
Save generated variations as elements to build out a consistent story as you go

Highlights

“there's so many options. So, with our own story ideas or if we're kind of just creating our own story as we go here, I can save these as elements.”

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