Higgsfield: Convert an AI image to video with motion prompts

Demo summary
The demo shows connecting an image node to a video generation node (using the Cedance 2.0 model) and adding a motion prompt to make the generated cat stand up and jump.
Step-by-step
- Connect an image node into a video generation node.
- Enter a motion prompt describing the desired action.
- Select a video generation model from the dropdown menu.
- Open the settings section to configure generation parameters.
- Adjust the duration, resolution, and aspect ratio.
- Enable the 'Generate Audio' toggle.
- Click the generate button to create the video.
Options
- Choose from various main models including Cedance 2.0 fast.
- Set aspect ratio to 9:16 for social media platforms like TikTok or Instagram.
- Adjust the number of videos to create simultaneously.
Watch out for
- You must manually enable the audio generation setting or the video will be silent.
Tips
- Use the Cedance 2.0 fast model to save time and credits.
- Lower the resolution to speed up the generation process.
- Always check the 'open settings' section before generating to ensure duration and audio are correct.
Highlights
“I mean, that is pretty cool.”
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