Community rating is the number of points shown with your avatar on your creator profile. It grows as you publish Open Projects, get them verified, collect remixes, write approved blog posts, and get featured by Higgsfield. Achievements mark these milestones in the Achievements tab. Points and achievements are added automatically; credit rewards are claimed in the Ranking tab.
What is Community rating?
Your rating is displayed with your avatar on your profile. Two profile tabs track it: Ranking shows your points, the credit milestones, and the task blocks that grow your rating, while Achievements shows the rewards you’ve collected. 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 achievements, listed below.
How do I earn rating points?
Action | Points |
|---|---|
Complete your profile: photo, name, bio, and specialty | +3 |
Publish your first Open Project | +4 |
Create your first remix: successfully generate a result from someone else’s project | +2 |
Get a project verified (every approved project counts) | +30 |
Get your Open Project remixed by a paying creator | +1 per remix, up to 10 points per month |
Publish a blog post approved by Higgsfield that gets 20+ likes | +20 |
Get your work featured by Higgsfield (every promotion counts) | +50 |
Which actions also earn credits?
Some rating actions and milestones come with credit rewards on top of rating points:
Action | Credits |
|---|---|
Publish a blog post approved by Higgsfield that gets 20+ likes | Up to 5,000 |
Get your work featured by Higgsfield | Up to 200,000 |
Reach 100 rating points | 5,000 |
Reach 500 rating points | 75,000 |
Reach 1,000 rating points | 200,000 |
Credits are added to your balance when you claim them: the reward appears with a Claim button in the Ranking tab on your profile. To learn how credits are spent and how to check your balance, see How do credits work?
What are achievements?
Achievements mark your milestones in Community, and each has a name:
- First Spark for completing your profile, Open Source for your first Open Project.
- Verified Project for every approved project, Ripple Effect for remixes of your work.
- Knowledge Keeper for approved blog posts, Spotlight for featured works.
- Rising Star, Creator Momentum, and Creative Force for reaching 100, 500, and 1,000 rating points.
The full list lives in the Achievements tab on your profile, including the ones you haven’t earned yet, with the condition for each. For rating milestones, the card shows your progress, for example 3/100 points.
Open any earned achievement to see the date you earned it. From there, you can share it or pin it to your profile.
How are rewards added?
Rating points and achievements are added automatically: when you earn something, it appears on your profile right away, and you get a notification. Credit rewards are the part you claim: they show up with a Claim button in the Ranking tab, and selecting it adds the credits to your balance. Unclaimed credits don’t expire: if you don’t claim right away, you can do it later.
What doesn't earn points?
Views, likes you receive, and followers don't add rating, and neither does generating content by itself. Likes do count toward the conditions of some achievements, such as project verification and approved blog posts. Points come only from the achievements in the rating table above.