UGC reaction video. In a quiet kitchen, a person lifts a small bottle of water, and expressively talks about how good this water is
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UGC reaction video. In a quiet kitchen, a person lifts a small bottle of water, and expressively talks about how good this water is
Romantic 3d animation about food products
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Romantic 3d animation about food products
A fast paced k-pop music video featuring 4 female idols singing about luxury life in Gangnam
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A fast paced k-pop music video featuring 4 female idols singing about luxury life in Gangnam
Fast paced anime opening featuring a knight, a female mage, a dwarf and a schoolboy in medieval new york.
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Fast paced anime opening featuring a knight, a female mage, a dwarf and a schoolboy in medieval new york.
Make me a cinematic ad for sportswear brand named “Higgs”
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Make me a cinematic ad for sportswear brand named “Higgs”
A fast paced energy drink commercial
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A fast paced energy drink commercial
Create an editorial lookbook reel: three beats—walk-by past string lights → slip jacket off one shoulder → sling jacket over shoulder and lean to wall; transitions: match cuts on motion;
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Create an editorial lookbook reel: three beats—walk-by past string lights → slip jacket off one shoulder → sling jacket over shoulder and lean to wall; transitions: match cuts on motion;
Why Sora 2 is the best?
Sora 2 model capabilities snapshot
Generate short videos from prompts with Sora 2. See your ideas become realistic clips with deep performance, perfect continuity & life-like view.
Shot-driven instructions
For maximum consistency, detail each shot like a storyboard by specifying its framing, depth of field, lighting, palette, and action
Motion & timing
Achieve smooth, predictable motion by defining one camera move and one subject action per shot
Dialogue handling
Place short lines of dialogue in a dedicated “Dialogue” block to ensure the most accurate lip-sync and verbatim delivery
Stylistic Control
For a consistent look, define the overall style up front and then use concrete, descriptive nouns and verbs to ensure stylistic consistency
Multi-shot sequencing
When creating a multi-shot sequence, define each shot as a distinct block with its own unique setup, action, and lighting to maintain maximum control
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Talking Heads
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Format & Style: UGC reaction video – authentic, handheld, shot on front iPhone camera. Style: unfiltered realism, slight overexposure, raw and honest. Feels like someone impulsively filming a discovery they’re excited about. Camera: iPhone 15 Pro front camera in selfie mode. Handheld one-hand shot, slightly shaky with autofocus micro-pulses. Occasional light flare as phone shifts. No stabilization or post edits. Lens: Native wide lens (~26 mm), full-frame field of view. Deep focus, everything sharp – no artificial blur. Edge distortion from close proximity preserved for realism. Main Subject(s): One person, late 20s, expressive and energetic. They’re talking fast, gesturing with a small bottle of water, making exaggerated facial expressions as they describe how surprisingly good it looks and feels — never taking a sip. • Wardrobe and Props Casual at-home clothes: oversized white hoodie, messy hair pulled back, natural lighting on face. Props: clear bottle of water, slightly frosted from the cold; phone held in other hand; visible countertop behind. • Location Plain kitchen with daylight spilling through blinds. Foreground: bottle and subject’s hands. Midground: subject’s face centered. Background: out-of-focus fridge, magnets, faint clutter. Camera angle: selfie-style, slight high tilt downward as if chatting with audience. • Lighting & Palette Pure natural light from side window — unbalanced exposure. Cool daylight tone, soft shadows, slight blue cast from phone auto-balance. Color anchors: skin tone, transparent blue bottle, white hoodie, gray kitchen, silver fridge. Everything flat and true-to-life — no grade. • Actions & Camera Beats (0–12 s) • 0–4 s — Subject lifts bottle close to camera, eyes wide, talking fast. > “Guys—look at this water. It’s literally perfect. You can see the light bouncing inside it!” Hand moves bottle to catch glare; tiny rainbow flare appears. • 4–8 s — Leans closer, excited whisper. > “I swear—it’s so clear it looks fake. Like glass, but colder.” Turns bottle sideways; camera focus flickers between face and label. • 8–12 s — Laughs, shakes bottle gently so bubbles rise; gestures toward lens. > “No way something this basic feels this fancy. I’m losing it.” Ends with amused grin, half-laugh, shakes head. • Montage Plan Single unbroken selfie take. Quick handheld adjustments as subject plays with reflection; focus pull moment when bottle crosses lens. No edits, jump cuts, or transitions — full real-time authenticity. • Dialogue (full) “Guys—look at this water. It’s literally perfect. You can see the light bouncing inside it! I swear—it’s so clear it looks fake. Like glass, but colder. No way something this basic feels this fancy. I’m losing it.” (Laughs, shakes bottle.) • Sound & Foley Raw phone audio: slight room echo, fridge hum, subtle bottle crackle, fingernail tap on plastic, breathy laugh. Auto gain fluctuates with voice volume; background hiss intact. No music, no noise reduction. • Finish Completely ungraded iPhone video — flat colors, minor flicker, occasional exposure shifts. No LUT, no color curve, no stabilization. Poster frame: subject mid-gesture, bottle catching daylight spark, mouth open mid-laugh — perfectly imperfect freeze of authenticity.
Create natural talking-head videos for UGC, interviews, or tutorials – realistic motion, lip sync, and expression.
Talking Heads
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Format & Style: UGC reaction video – authentic, handheld, shot on front iPhone camera. Style: unfiltered realism, slight overexposure, raw and honest.
Fast Sports Motion
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A 12-second cinematic sportswear ad for HIGGS – high-energy, multi-sport montage in six dynamic cuts.[0–2s] – CUT 1 / OPEN. Boxing gym: close-up of taped fists tightening, chalk dust drifting through warm light. Camera pushes in fast as the athlete snaps a jab toward lens. (Audio): sharp thwack, deep bass hit, faint gym echo.[2–5s] — CUT 2. Indoor cycling: low tracking shot of spinning pedals — motion blur, rhythmic flashes of teal light. (Audio): high-tempo beat syncs with pedal cadence, breath layered in. [5–7s] — CUT 3 • Street basketball court: dusk setting, sodium haze. A player dribbles with the basketball, handheld camera. (Audio): sneaker squeak + net swish + rising synth swell. [8–10s] — CUT 4 • Track sprint: side angle — runner bursts from starting blocks, light flashing across HIGGS logo on shorts. Camera shakes with velocity, maintaining close shoulder-level tracking. (Audio): low whoosh of speed + percussive heartbeat rhythm. [10–12s] — CUT 6 / IMPACT • Mountain trail: wide hero shot — female athlete runs along cliff ridge at golden hour, HIGGS windbreaker glowing in rust light. Camera pulls back into sweeping drone arc. (Audio): music crescendo + layered breathing. Voiceover (clean, aspirational): “HIGGS — built for every motion.” (On-screen end tag): HIGGS logo appears center-screen, metallic texture ripple → [SHOP NOW] button fade-in. VISUAL CUES: Warm cinematic palette (rust, black, teal). Mix of handheld and stabilized shots. Contrast between intensity and stillness — rhythm built on breath, motion, and control. Tone: multi-sport energy, unity through motion, high-performance aesthetic.
Capture high-energy sports or action shots – smooth camera work, dynamic motion, and crisp visual rhythm.
Fast Sports Motion
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A 12-second cinematic sportswear ad for HIGGS – high-energy, multi-sport montage in six dynamic cuts.[0–2s] – CUT 1 / OPEN. Boxing gym: close-up of ta
Fashion & Street Style
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Format & Style Cinematic fashion editorial reel – fast-paced studio shoot with multi angle cutting and flash-synced transitions. Style: glossy, modern, Vogue-meets-film energy — controlled chaos of a live shoot captured through kinetic camera language. Camera: ARRI Alexa Mini LF and handheld BTS cam (Sony FX3) intercut for realism. Mix of dolly tracking, whip-pans, and static tripod bursts. Fast focus pulls between poses, brief shutter smears during transitions. • Lens Alternating between 35 mm (wide tracking) and 85 mm (macro close-ups). Shallow DOF, rolling focus shifts on every cut for texture. Occasional lens flare from strobes left unmasked for authenticity. • Main Subject(s) Fashion model — bold, cinematic presence; alternating between slow elegance and high-intensity pose transitions. Facial expressions range from fierce confidence to subtle softness. • Wardrobe & Props Structured designer look: asymmetric black leather jacket, high-waisted pleated satin pants, gold statement earrings. Props: studio stool, standing mirror, light stand, handheld fan, scattered Polaroids on floor. • Location Minimal studio with soft-gray cyc wall and two visible strobe umbrellas. Foreground: blurred light reflector. Midground: model posing center. Background: faint silhouettes of crew and gear for editorial realism. • Lighting & Palette Key: strobe bursts + constant LED fill. Fill: tungsten side spill for warmth. Color anchors: matte black, metallic gold, ivory, deep shadow blue, neutral gray. Alternates between warm and cool tones each cut — high fashion lighting contrast. • Actions & Camera Beats (0–12 s) 0–2 s — Establishing: Wide dolly-in — model walks toward light flare, hair caught by fan. Flash burst → quick cut. 2–4 s — Pose switch: Medium shot — turns sharply, hands on hips; camera whip-pans, flash triggers mid-spin. Match cut to opposite side angle. 4–6 s — Macro insert: Close-up on eyes under strobe flicker, gold earring swings; shallow focus drift. Flash burst → white cut to next frame. 6–8 s — BTS insert: Behind-the-scenes camera shot — photographer crouching, model mid-turn; overlapping shutter sound. Quick zoom-punch for rhythm. 8–10 s — Power pose: Full-body wide; model leans on stool, jacket open, fan lifts fabric; camera glides in circular arc, slow-motion flash bloom. 10–12 s — Final reveal: Extreme close-up of face; camera rises vertically from collar to eyes, soft exhale; final flash freezes her in white-gold haze. • Montage Plan Seven rapid cuts tied to strobe bursts and pose changes. Each transition masked by light flash or motion blur. Beat structure: 2–2–2–2–2–2 pacing with subtle slow-mo in last frame. Ends with 0.5-second hold on final flash silhouette. • Dialogue (if any) Photographer (off-screen, layered across beats): “Yes—hold that! Turn! Flash! Beautiful—reset—chin up, light again!” Model breathes audibly between cues. • Sound & Foley Layered high-fashion sound design: • Flash pops and shutter clicks (sync to cuts). • Fan whoosh, fabric ripple, soft heel scuff. • Ambient low synth pulse and muted house percussion for pacing (120 BPM). No melody — pure rhythm and texture. • Finish Fine-grain texture; halation bloom on strobes; rich contrast LUT (gold highlights, lifted blacks, matte whites). Optional subtle split-tone flicker for energy. Poster frame: mid-flash burst, silhouette frozen in white-gold light, camera visible behind — elegant chaos captured in motion.
Generate stylish editorial scenes – expressive poses, trending outfits, and cinematic street aesthetics.
Fashion & Street Style
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Format & Style Cinematic fashion editorial reel – fast-paced studio shoot with multi angle cutting and flash-synced transitions. Style: glossy, modern
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Bring static visuals to life with Sora 2 Image-to-Video. Upload a product shot, describe your idea, and let AI turn it into dynamic marketing content – from viral UGC clips and ad creatives to cinematic product reveals, explainer videos, and social-ready motion assets.
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Follow these guidelines to create dynamic product videos: set pacing with a clear format, highlight one action per shot with macro details, add foley and ambient sound, and keep lighting and palette consistent for polished results.
Set the Pacing
Lead with a clear format like “cinematic ad” or “performance spot” to guide shot rhythm, timing, and overall edit flow.
Motion clarity & timing
For impactful motion: define each beat with one camera move, one subject action, and a strong, specific verb.
Layer Realistic Sound
Add texture and realism by specifying both concrete foley cues for actions and the overall sound for the environment.
Use High Control for Details
Switch to the long, structured format and specify the details, script the gesture clearly: tilt, snap, flex and twist.
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Delivered a project two days early thanks to Higgsfield
I was blown away by how intuitive it is. We were tasked with creating a detailed sales narrative for a confusing menu — you just throw ideas at it. We delivered a client project two days early thanks to Higgsfield, and they were impressed by the visuals.
It's become my go-to for quick creative work
The platform is really, really solid. Sometimes, I need to knock out more advanced concepts, but the trade-off is speed. For quick creative requests and even serious work, it's become my go-to.
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I recently had to prepare a crucial pitch in a rush. Normally I'd stay up late, but with Higgsfield, I finished in just a couple of hours — and still had energy left for other work.
Clients are shocked by the speed
One client even asked how long my team was. In reality, it was just me using Higgsfield — I delivered a project in three days instead of a week. It saved a creative department's worth of work for us.
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I make tools where you have to spend hours training them. Now I see the opposite. I learned to just get straight to work. I sent my colleague 'ideas' for a new site, and we prototyped it so quickly.
Helped me grow professionally
I used to only take on small branding projects. With Higgsfield, I can take on big projects — and scale it. Now I'm confident accepting larger jobs because I know I can deliver on time.
Both fast and high quality
I had a project with a ton of social media banners. You usually trade off either fast or slow to get quality. With Higgsfield, I got them done quickly and they still looked great.
Can't imagine working without it
We integrated Higgsfield into our studio workflow, and now everything moves faster. Even the junior designers feel more confident — they don't waste days on simple tasks anymore.
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Shot-driven instruction following (like storyboarding), motion clarity, brief synchronized dialogue handling, and stylistic steerability.
Precisely define the key cinematic elements: shot framing, depth-of-field (DOF), beat-by-beat action, and the scene's lighting scheme and color palette.
Use it for fast, creative, and low-spec results, or when you want the model to choose for you.
Use it when you require granular control over composition, timing, palette, audio, or finishing.
For maximum clarity and impact, tie one camera move to one character action per beat. Drive the scene forward by using strong, specific verbs instead of vague ones.
To establish clear visual depth and composition, define the key elements that anchor the foreground, midground, and background within your Location & Framing description.
SORA 2 has a reasoning model and will creatively expand anything you omit.