Community rating is the number on your creator profile that grows as you publish, get projects verified, and place in contests. Achievements mark your milestones along the way and live in the Achievements tab on your profile. Both are awarded automatically, and you collect new ones right from the notification.
What is Community rating?
Your rating is displayed with your avatar on your profile. It's public: anyone who opens your page sees it, even without a Higgsfield account. Rating reflects your contribution to Community: points come from specific actions, and the system adds them automatically.
How do I earn rating points?
Action | Points |
|---|---|
Complete your profile: photo, name, bio, and specialty | +3 |
Publish your first Open Project | +4 |
Get a project verified (every approved project counts) | +30 |
Get your work recreated by a paid creator | +1 |
Publish a tutorial accepted by the Higgsfield team | +20 |
Host an official workshop | +40 |
Get your work featured by Higgsfield | +50 |
Weekly contest: Honorable Mention | +25 |
Weekly contest: 3rd place | +40 |
Weekly contest: 2nd place | +50 |
Weekly contest: 1st place | +65 |
Global contest: shortlist | +100 |
Global contest: Honorable Mention | +250 |
Global contest: Audience Choice | +300 on top of your result |
Global contest: 3rd place | +350 |
Global contest: 2nd place | +450 |
Global contest: 1st place | +600 |
Within one contest, only your highest result counts: if your placement improves, the higher reward replaces the lower one. Results from different contests add up.
Which actions also earn credits?
Some actions come with credit rewards on top of rating points:
Action | Credits |
|---|---|
Publish a tutorial accepted by the Higgsfield team | 1,000 to 5,000 |
Host an official workshop | 15,000 |
Get your work featured by Higgsfield | 10,000 |
Reach 100 rating points | 5,000 |
Reach 500 rating points | 50,000 |
Reach 1,000 rating points | 100,000 |
Credits are added to your balance automatically, the same way as rating points and achievements.
What are achievements?
Achievements mark milestones: completing your profile, publishing, getting verified, placing in contests, and reaching generation and rating milestones. They work in three ways:
- One-time achievements are earned once, like completing your profile.
- Tiered achievements level up as you progress: reaching a higher generation or rating milestone upgrades the achievement to its next level.
- Repeatable achievements stack: contest results and verified projects can be earned again, and the card shows how many times you've earned each one.
The full list lives in the Achievements tab on your profile, including the ones you haven't earned yet.
How are rating and achievements awarded?
Automatically. When you earn something, you get a notification with your new achievements and points, and a Claim button inside. Select it to collect them: claiming is the fun part, but everything is added to your profile either way, and achievements don't expire.
What doesn't earn points?
Views, likes you receive, and followers don't add rating, and neither does generating content by itself; they still count toward milestone achievements. Entering a contest doesn't earn points either: only results do. Points come from the specific actions in the table above.