Soul and Soul Cinema
Stills. Soul is the house image model, built for a cinematic and fashion look. Soul Cinema is the film-still version — graded frames I use as the ad, or as the first frame of a clip.
How I use Higgsfield.
Higgsfield is the studio I generate the ads in. One subscription, stills and short video, the same stack I use on my own ads. You get the files. I don't buy the media, and I don't promise the leads.
See the kits — $250, $650, $950 Text 865-394-5582What I actually do with it
A kit starts from your offer, your photos, and the page the ad will land on. I generate the frames in Higgsfield, pick the ones that match the job, and hand over square and vertical files. A motion kit adds short clips, 9:16 and 1:1, with captions. A campaign kit is one concept carried across stills, clips, and a short copy deck.
If an ad is generated, it says so. I don't hide that. Two revision rounds. A changed brief after approval is a new job.
What Higgsfield can make
Soul ID
A face trained once from photos, then reused so the same person holds across stills and video. I only do this with written permission from that person. No permission, no face.
Cinema Studio
Short shots with camera, lens, lighting, and genre controls. Current studio runs clips up to 30 seconds, from references, and can extend a clip or edit one region without rebuilding the whole shot.
Marketing Studio
A product image or a product page in, a short ad out. The formats it is built for are UGC, unboxing, tutorial, and a TV-spot style spot, with audio and lip sync.
Lipsync and audio
Voiceover, translation, and a mouth matched to a track. A cloned voice is the same rule as a face: written permission, or I use a stock read. Tennessee treats a voice clone without consent as a misdemeanor.
The other models in the same login
Seedance for realistic motion and synced sound. Kling for a longer or multi-shot clip. Veo, Sora 2, Wan, and Nano Banana when the shot needs a different engine. DOP when the shot needs a camera move or a visual effect. I pick the model for the shot. You don't have to.
What I can deliver from that
- Static ads, square and vertical, for a feed.
- Short video, 9:16 and 1:1, with captions. A single generation is a short clip, not a finished film. A 15 or 30 second ad is the job, assembled from shots.
- A product spot from your photo or your page: unboxing, a how-to, a talking-head style UGC, or a tighter TV-spot frame.
- One character held across the set, if I have permission and the reference photos.
- Variations of one approved concept, so a campaign is not six unrelated pictures.
- The files. Placement, the ad account, and the spend stay with you.
What I will not generate
- A real person's face or voice without written permission.
- A result I can't stand behind. You confirm the offer, the price, and any claim are true before it ships.
- The media buy. Creative only.