Higgsfield: Animate AI scenes with Kling 3.0

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Demo summary

The narrator demonstrates converting a static scene into a video by selecting the Kling 3.0 model, adding motion prompts, and setting the duration and quality to 1080p.

Step-by-step

Select the scene you want to animate
Click on Animate
Enter a motion prompt describing the character interactions and body language
Select Kling 3.0 from the video models list
Set the duration between 3 to 15 seconds
Set the quality to 1080p
Click Generate

Options

Add a short line of dialogue to the prompt
Use the SeaDance 2.0 model
Use the Grok Imagine model

Tips

Think of writing the prompt like directing a real scene
Use Kling 3.0 for smoother motion, better character consistency, and natural dialogue reactions
Set the duration to around 10 seconds to give the scene enough time to develop
Set quality to 1080p to get the best and most detailed result

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