How to use this pack
Replace the subject and product with your own rights-cleared inputs. Begin with one shot and one request; separate the camera movement from the subject’s action. For a dialogue prompt, enable native audio intentionally and keep the line short.
The suggested duration is an initial draft choice, not a quality score or a maximum. The curated route supports longer clips, but a short initial draft is easier to review.
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Reference prompts need matching controls
A reference role must match the route. Starting images, endpoint images, image references and source videos are not interchangeable. If a control is unverified in the dataset, do not assume it exists because another provider integration has it.
Do not paste mode names into a web field that does not expose those modes. Select the equivalent supported UI route or change the brief. The model detail page keeps the dated controls and source notes.
Sources: Higgsfield MCP video catalog, exported 7 October 2026 · Kuaishou: Kling AI 3.0 release · Higgsfield: public plan/credit table, Italy EUR · checked 2026-10-07
Review before a second draft
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Check subject/product identity and motion across the full clip.
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Listen for extra words, missing sound or unwanted music.
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Change one failed instruction at a time.
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Proof any lettering; add important text in a finishing editor.
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Record the exact route, settings and accepted output instead of calling every reroll a tested success.
Sources: Higgsfield MCP video catalog, exported 7 October 2026 · Kuaishou: Kling AI 3.0 release · Higgsfield: public plan/credit table, Italy EUR · checked 2026-10-07
Products and ads
Watch orbit
A plain steel wristwatch rests on a matte tray. One continuous close shot, slight camera arc from left to right, stable product proportions and soft strip light. No text.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- A small arc offers depth without requiring multiple scenes.
Lamp switch
A hand switches on a small desk lamp. Locked medium close-up; the warm light comes on once. Keep the lamp shape fixed. Quiet click, no music or captions.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- The single state change gives the motion a clear endpoint.
Bottle turn
A plain opaque bottle turns slowly on a simple studio turntable. Fixed camera, even light, unchanged geometry. No added label, ingredients or claims.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- A constrained turn isolates product motion.
Fabric close-up
Close shot of one hand gently folding a linen napkin. Slow camera push-in, soft afternoon light. One continuous take with no extra objects.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- Tactile detail keeps the brief narrowly framed.
People and dialogue
Presenter welcome
A consenting adult presenter in a navy shirt faces the camera. Stable medium shot. Say, “Here is the next step,” in a calm voice; no second speaker or music.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio on for the written sound/line; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- Short speaker-tagged dialogue leaves time for review.
Florist action
An adult florist places one stem into a glass vase, then looks toward the camera. Locked shot, warm studio light, a gentle glass tap. One continuous take.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- A simple ordered action avoids unnecessary cuts.
Café response
An adult barista stands behind a quiet counter. Stable medium shot; she says, “Your coffee is ready.” Natural room ambience, no other dialogue.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio on for the written sound/line; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- A single voice and stable composition reduce complexity.
Reading gesture
An adult in a green sweater opens a plain book and glances down. Slow push-in, consistent window light, no readable text, no voiceover.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- A small gesture is easier to inspect than dramatic motion.
Places and cinematic motion
Bridge walk
Wide shot of one adult walking slowly across a stone footbridge. Gentle tracking camera, overcast daylight, steady pace and no sudden cuts.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- One subject with a stable pace clarifies the motion request.
Market evening
A quiet produce stall at dusk. Slow lateral camera move past baskets, warm practical lamps, no legible shop signs or crowds.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- The scene limits moving subjects while retaining depth.
Mountain reveal
Low camera rises a small distance behind rocks to reveal a distant mountain. One continuous shot, calm weather and steady horizon.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- A specific start-to-reveal motion avoids a vague cinematic request.
Window light
A sunlit room with a linen curtain moving gently. Locked wide shot, soft afternoon light, no people or object changes.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- A single subtle moving feature keeps the scene coherent.
Social and everyday scenes
Unboxing first beat
Portrait close shot: one hand lifts the lid of a plain cardboard box. Fixed camera and realistic scale; no added product or promotional text.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 9:16; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- A short opening action suits a social draft.
Travel detail
Portrait view of a hand placing a plain ticket beside a backpack. Stable camera, morning station light, no readable ticket details.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 9:16; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- The framing gives a hook without inventing a destination claim.
Recipe ingredient
Portrait overhead shot of flour being poured into a bowl once. Fixed camera, clean counter, stable bowl geometry, no cuts.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 9:16; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- One repetitive motion is simpler than an entire recipe.
Workbench focus
Portrait medium close-up of an adult checking a small wooden object on a bench. Slight push-in, one careful inspection, warm light.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: text-to-video; 9:16; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- The action stays contained within the frame.
Reference-led shots
Start-frame shelf
Animate the supplied shelf image with a slow push-in. Keep object positions, colours and labels unchanged. No added products, people or text.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: image-to-video / starting frame; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- The reference defines the scene; the prompt defines motion.
Start-frame portrait
Animate the supplied consenting adult face. Preserve identity and clothing; a small smile, minimal head movement, locked camera, stable light.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: image-to-video / starting frame; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- Restrained motion makes identity drift easier to spot.
Two-frame composition
Use the supplied start and end images in a route that exposes both roles. Make a slow continuous camera move between the approved compositions; no added objects.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: start/end-frame route; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- Endpoints make the desired framing explicit when supported.
Start-frame product
Animate the approved product still with a gentle light change and a fixed camera. Keep the silhouette, brand colour and visible label unchanged.
- Starting settings
- Recommended starting setup: image-to-video / starting frame; 16:9; 5 seconds if exposed; audio off unless needed; use the selected route’s default output size and verify its current options.
- Why this guidance
- Separating light from object motion reduces geometry demands.
Sources and verification.
Last updated 2026-10-07. Provider claims and endpoint records are dated evidence; workflow advice is editorial guidance.
- Higgsfield MCP video catalog, exported 7 October 2026 Checked 2026-10-07
- Kuaishou: Kling AI 3.0 release Checked 2026-10-07
- Higgsfield: public plan/credit table, Italy EUR Checked 2026-10-07