- Higgsfield added four workspaces in August and September 2026 for AI filmmaking, video reworking, task automation and 3D scene editing.
- Cinema Studio 4.0 supports videos of up to 30 seconds and as many as 50 reference images.
- The platform uses a shared credit balance and generation library across its studios.
Higgsfield unveiled Cinema Studio 4.0 on Aug. 12, 2026, launched Genjutsu on Aug. 31 and released Supercomputer and 3D Jutsu on Sept. 4. The additions expand its shared-credit platform beyond image and video generation into filmmaking, video reworking, automated task execution and 3D scene editing.
The Higgsfield interface is divided into several studios, each designed for a specific task. All of them use the same credit balance and shared library of generations.
Image, video and filmmaking tools
Higgsfield’s core image and video sections allow users to select a model and generate content from a text prompt or reference. Available video models include Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, Kling 3.0, Wan 3.0, MiniMax H3, Sora 2 and Veo 3.1. Image options include Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2.5, Seedream 5.0 Flash and Higgsfield’s in-house Soul 2 model, among others.
Cinema Studio 4.0 is a workspace for “AI filmmaking.” A single generation can run for as long as 30 seconds and use up to 50 reference images.
The studio includes an emotion wheel for controlling character performance, era selection with grain and color styling, four editing-pace modes and more than 30 camera-movement presets. Its Extend feature can continue a completed video forward or backward.
Advertising and video reworking
Marketing Studio is an advertising builder with a library of more than 1,500 templates. Users provide a product photo or a link to a product page, and the tool can produce product shots, banners, user-generated-content clips or motion videos.
Genjutsu reworks existing videos. Its Motion Transfer feature applies motion from a source clip to a new character, while Object Swap replaces a selected object, character or product within the frame. The tool accepts source videos ranging from four to 30 seconds and supports up to 30 reference images.
AI agents and 3D editing
Supercomputer is a chat-based AI agent that plans tasks, selects models and assembles results. It retains project context between sessions, supports skills and connects to more than 30 services, including Slack, Google Drive, Notion and Figma. Users can also schedule tasks.
Claude, GPT and Gemini are available as the agent’s “brain.” Higgsfield added Claude Opus 5.5 to that list on Sept. 23.
3D Jutsu is an AI editor that converts images into 3D models and allows users to assemble them into scenes.
Higgsfield is also available through an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and other agents, as well as through a ChatGPT plugin. The source article’s hands-on testing used an MCP connection in Claude.
Source: Incrypted
