For years, GenAI revolved around carefully crafted prompts. Today, Higgsfield ended them. Welcome to a world without prompts — where you direct your AI like a real film set, not a text box.
With the updated Draw-to-Video inside Higgsfield, you can now go beyond guiding motion — you can visually insert products, outfits, or extra objects right into the frame. Whether it’s a drink in your character’s hand, a wardrobe change, or combining multiple images into one scene, you now have full creative control without a single prompt.
This is a historic moment for creators: AI no longer needs instructions, it needs your direction.
Step-by-Step: How to Nail Your Draw-to-Video Creations
Open UGC Builder and choose one of 40+ ready-made templates. Each template already has camera motion and setting set up.
Upload an Image
Drop in a high-resolution PNG or JPG. The higher the input image’s quality - the higher the result. Make sure the image you are uploading is consistent with the template you have chosen. For example, a selfie image with a “0.5 Selfie” template would work great, while a selfie image with a “Scene Reporter” template might be inconsistent. If you are not sure, choose “General”.
Describe the Action
Example: a man slowly walks on the street.
Type Audio Text
This is exactly what your character is going to say in the video.
Choose Audio Settings
Choose the voice type, emotion, language, and accent that you want your character to have.
Note: the accent dropdown list will automatically adjust to the image you have uploaded.
Add Background Sound
Describe the sound you want to have in the background. Example: city noise, birds chirping, a plane arriving, ocean breeze, etc.
Wait for the result
Your generation now is in the queue and will be ready in a few moments.
Killer Prompt Structure
Prompts are all it takes to create outstanding results. Here is a structure that lets our model get the best idea of what you want.
Template section
For this release, we have updated templates with 17 new Motion Templates. Test them to see the difference.
Decide what should be the visual focus: should the scene start with the character’s action, or should the camera or VFX take the lead? For example:
“Camera zooms out as sparks fly around the character”
“Slow-motion bullet time as subject jumps mid-air”
Action section
Start by clearly describing who or what the main subject is. This could be "a woman in a red dress," "a robot samurai," or "a surfer with long hair." The more specific, the better the model can ground the image.
Detail what the subject is doing. This gives the scene motion and intent. e.g., “running through rain,” “looking over a cityscape,” or “raising a glowing sword.”
Set the stage - where is this all happening? A neon-lit alley, frozen tundra, abandoned warehouse, or sci-fi spaceship corridor? This anchors the scene in a visual context.
Mention the light source and style - “golden hour backlight,” “flashing strobe,” “harsh flashlight from below,” or “soft cinematic fill.” Lighting defines the tone and realism of the render.
Inject the emotional tone - is the scene intense, serene, chaotic, mysterious, or playful? Mood influences composition, color grading, and even animation pacing.
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Where Higgsfield UGC Builder shines
UGC content, at scale - now you can reach the output volume that took you a month to shoot - in 1 evening.
Ad creatives for performance teams - drop 3 talking-head variants of your script in an afternoon, A/B test overnight, scale the best performer by morning.
Localized content at scale - one avatar with multiple languages and tones.
Explainers for SaaS & apps - plug a talking avatar next to your UI and instantly upgrade your "how it works" section without hiring talent or setting up a shoot.
Brand ambassador content - launch a digital face of your product who can speak, sell, and stay on-brand 24/7.
Support videos that don’t suck - answer common questions with avatars that feel human, not robotic or buried in a help doc.
Before UGC Builder
To get the best out of UGC Builder, you need a great starting keyframe. In case you don’t have a great keyframe with the vibe, setting, and style you need - Higgsfield Soul ID is what you need:
After your character is ready, it’s now all yours to create an unlimited number of consistent hyperrealistic keyframes with yourself
Use Higgsfield Reference - our image reference feature that lets you take any image from IG or Pinterest and generate your own image with your character.
Use the best ones as a keyframe for UGC Builder
Wrapping up…
Explore the future of ads with Higgsfield. Experiment, remix, and bring your ideas to life. Some of the most impressive results have come from creators just having fun and pushing the limits.
