Higgsfield: Create AI video from an image prompt

Demo summary
The user shows how to convert an image into a video by adding a text description of the action, selecting a 'drone shot' movement, and enabling slow motion in Higgsfield AI.
Step-by-step
- Navigate to the Video tab
- Click the plus icon for Start Frame
- Upload an image or select one from your previous generations
- Enter a text description of the scene and the desired action
- Select a movement type from the available options, such as Drone Shot
- Set the video duration to 10 seconds
- Toggle on Audio and Slow Motion if desired
- Click Generate
Options
- Choose from movement types: Static, Handheld, Zoom Out, Zoom In, Camera Follows, or Drone Shot
- Add an optional End Frame to define the finished shot
- Adjust video duration settings
- Toggle audio on or off
Tips
- Use your existing image generations to move through the setup process faster
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