Your Higgsfield generations are private by default. When you publish a work, or turn on auto-publishing, it appears in Explore, where the whole community can see it. Beyond the platform, the community lives in the official Higgsfield Discord, where thousands of creators talk to each other every day: they share prompts and workflows, exchange feedback, help each other out, and take part in live streams, challenges with credit prizes, and monthly awards. Join through the Discord link in your account settings or Higgsfield's social channels.
How do I publish my work?
Open any asset in Assets, click the three-dot menu, and select Publish. Published works appear on your public profile at higgsfield.ai/@username, and works that gain a lot of likes can be featured on the Higgsfield Explore page for the whole community to see. To keep everything private, leave auto-publishing off: only the works you publish yourself become visible. See What's in my Higgsfield account?
What is the Higgsfield Discord?
The official Discord server is home to thousands of creators using the same tools as you, and above all a place to talk to each other. Members share prompts, workflows, and results, exchange experience, give feedback on each other's work, and find partners for creative projects. On top of that, the server runs live streams and workshops, weekly and daily challenges with credit prizes, tutorials and guides, and monthly awards, hosted by the Higgsfield team, Ambassadors, and Power Users. Join through the Discord link in your account settings, or the invite on Higgsfield's official social channels.
Which channels should I know?
The server is organized into groups of channels. Here are the main ones to start with.
Start here — #rules for the community guidelines, #introductions to say hi, and #help-center, where you'll find answers to common questions about billing, subscriptions, credits, account, product issues, contests, and partnerships. Check it before opening a support ticket.
Updates — #announcements for product drops and news, #updates for release notes and server updates, #community-events where new challenges, contests, and community events are announced, #community-streams for stream announcements, and #our-social-media.
Community hub — #general-chat for open conversation, #prompt-discussion for sharing ideas and prompts, #tutorials for tips and workflows, and #learning-hub with guides, breakdowns, prompts, and templates from the team and the community.
Create and share — #your-creations to showcase your work, #collaborations to find creative partners, #daily-soul for the daily challenge, #hall-of-fame for winners and the best community work, and #stream-spotlight for stream recaps.
Recognition — #monthly-awards, where the most active members are recognized each month with roles and credits. Results are tallied monthly.
Support and feedback — #support for the official ways to reach the team, #community-support for user-to-user help where members answer each other's questions, and #bug-reports for reporting technical bugs you hit on the platform. You can also share ideas for new features in #suggestions.
What is the verified hub?
The verified hub is a set of channels that aren't open to everyone. To get access, go to #verification and click Verify with Higgsfield to link your Higgsfield account: you'll get a role that reflects your current plan and unlocks the hub. Inside, there's exclusive activity for verified members, including separate contests and updates shared just for these roles. Verification is optional, all public channels stay open without it, and your account email is only used to match you with your subscription and is never shown to other users.
Who are Power Users?
Power Users are active community members who've been noticed and selected by Higgsfield. They help host events, run streams alongside ambassadors, and set the tone in the community. Power Users also get their own private hub, where they talk with each other and directly with the Higgsfield team. There's no application: the team identifies Power Users from consistent, high-quality participation in the server.
What roles will I see in the server?
Alongside regular members, you'll notice a few special roles in the member list.
Higgsfield Team — official staff accounts. Higgsie hosts the community in the main channels, and Higgsfield AI posts official announcements. Team accounts will never ask for your password or payment details.
Moderators — community members who keep the server safe and welcoming. They answer questions, help you sort out issues or find the right channel, keep conversations friendly, and step in when the rules are broken. If something looks off or you're not sure where to go, they're your first point of contact.
Ambassadors — experienced creators who are part of the Higgsfield community team. They officially represent Higgsfield in the server: hosting streams, workshops, and community events, sharing their workflows, and working directly with the team to support the community.
Power Users — active members selected by the team for consistent, high-quality participation (see "Who are Power Users?" above).
Bug Hunters — Power Users focused on finding and verifying bugs, helping the team fix issues faster.
Allies — multilingual helpers in the international hubs, shown per language in the member list. They welcome and support creators in their own language.
CPP — members of the Higgsfield Creator Partner Program. See How do I join a partnership or creator program? for details.
Verified / Verified [Plan] — members who linked their Higgsfield account. The badge reflects the subscription plan and unlocks access to the verified hub.
Are there channels in other languages?
Yes. When you join the Discord, you can choose your language during onboarding, and you're automatically added to the international hub for that language, where members share prompts and talk with each other in their own language. Alongside the main English channels, these hubs let the community connect worldwide. You can always browse the channel list in the server to find the hub for your language.
What events run in the Discord?
Weekly Challenge — a new challenge every week with a theme, format requirements, a deadline, a submission form, and prizes. Winners usually receive credits, and the best work is featured on community streams and in #stream-spotlight. Each week's challenge is posted in #community-events.
Daily Soul Challenge — a daily themed challenge in #daily-soul. A new theme drops every day: generate an image on the theme using a Soul model and post it with the link to your generation. Winners are announced in #hall-of-fame, and each of the daily winners receives a credit reward.
Community streams — regular live sessions hosted by ambassadors and Power Users: workflow streams comparing models and approaches, marketing and creative-workflow sessions, relaxed workshops for testing ideas together, and creator showcases breaking down cinematic AI projects. Challenge winners are usually announced on stream, while new challenges and events are posted in #community-events. Upcoming streams are announced in #community-streams, and the full schedule is in the Events tab at the top of the server.
Community Feedback and Community Podcast — alternating formats. In feedback sessions, creators submit work through a form and receive live feedback on story, visuals, pacing, sound, and workflow. In the podcast, community creators and invited guests, including directors and other professionals, talk about their projects and their experience with AI video.
Monthly awards — recurring awards with nominations that celebrate the month's most active and standout community members with roles and credits.
What are the Daily Soul Challenge rules?
Generate your image with a Soul model: Soul, Soul 2.0, or Soul Cinema. Work made with other models isn't considered.
Post the image together with the link to your generation: submissions without the link aren't considered.
The team picks three winners each day and announces them in #hall-of-fame. Each winner receives a credit reward.