Creator Hub

How do I set up my creator profile?

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Your creator profile is your portfolio in Higgsfield Community. It's the public page where other creators see your works, follow you, and like what you make. To set it up, add a profile photo, name, bio, and specialty. Completing your profile also earns you your first rating points and an achievement.

What is my creator profile for?

Your profile is how you exist in Community. It collects everything you publish, Shots, Open Projects, and Blog posts, in one place, so other creators can browse your work, follow you, and come back for inspiration, just like you can with theirs. The stronger your work performs, the more your profile shows it: your Community rating is displayed with your avatar, and your achievements are visible to everyone in the Achievements tab. See How do rating and achievements work?

How do I complete and customize my profile?

Open your profile and select Edit profile. Here's what you can add:

  • Profile photo and name are how creators recognize you across Community.
  • Bio and specialty tell visitors what you focus on.
  • Studio and location add context to your creator page.

Use Preview to check how your profile looks to visitors before you're done.

What do other creators see on my profile?

Visitors see your published works organized in tabs: All works, Projects, Shots, Blog, and Achievements. They also see your Community rating, your counters (followers, following, views, and likes), and the date you joined Higgsfield. Some creators also have a badge next to their name: a status for Higgsfield Creative Partners and contest winners. Your drafts and private projects are not shown; only published works appear on your profile.

Got any questions left?

Yes. In Edit profile, add links to your Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, X, and Discord. They appear on your public profile, so visitors can follow you outside Higgsfield as well.

Yes. Adding your photo, name, bio, and specialty earns you rating points and an achievement. The amounts are covered in How do rating and achievements work?

The achievements you've earned, plus the ones you haven't earned yet, shown locked. Your progress toward locked achievements is visible only to you; visitors see your achievements without the progress. Repeatable achievements show how many times you've earned them.

Yes, and it's up to you: the spent-credits counter on your profile is hidden by default. Turn it on in your profile settings if you want visitors to see it.

No. Your profile only shows public creator info: your works, bio, socials, counters, and achievements. Your email, subscription, credits balance, and settings stay private.

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