> invent a weirdo
> make her / him move
> hijack most popular short
> make it sell your product
no prompt.
Full breakdown in the article: https://t.co/Y4nJ7gMtCw
Saw a viral photo and wanted your AI influencer in the exact same shot?
Describing a pose in a prompt never quite works.
So skip the description.
Takes any photo and puts your AI influencer in that exact pose...
Try it on https://t.co/snZNK9NKpB
@gpumaxxer@higgsfield
Done ✅
I've been building a Higgsfield competitor for a while now... And your post was the perfect excuse to finally launch it.
https://t.co/hoOpiSczn8 now runs partly on the Higgsfield API.
Seedance with face inputs alone was worth it. I threw in Soul 2 and Genjutsu too because they're insane.
My goal: humanity should never have to prompt again. Pick a recipe, drop a photo, Kuro cooks.
P.S. I also accept Higgsfield API credits
Please build a Higgsfield competitor. We’ll even power it.
Higgsfield API is live. Cheapest on the market. Seedance 2.5 in the US, with face inputs. No other provider offers that. 👀
We also open sourced everything we’ve built over the last 18 months. The code behind a $5.4B startup is on GitHub.
I’ll personally give $50k to whoever builds something people actually fcking use.
QT this with your demo. You have 7 days.
Please build a Higgsfield competitor. We’ll even power it.
Higgsfield API is live. Cheapest on the market. Seedance 2.5 in the US, with face inputs. No other provider offers that. 👀
We also open sourced everything we’ve built over the last 18 months. The code behind a $5.4B startup is on GitHub.
I’ll personally give $50k to whoever builds something people actually fcking use.
QT this with your demo. You have 7 days.
Redid the Create menu this morning for @Justpicturing
Images, shorts, voice-overs, music... fanned out of the button instead of dropped under it.
Genuinely asking: what's the missing detail to really make it great and satisfying?
Seedance 2.5 gives you thirty seconds in one take, with the sound made in the same pass... But it's expensive. Which means a bad take is costly.
So the whole skill is being right before you generate...
Save money.
Read that article 👇 https://t.co/XO66nGrDxj
Made with Seedance 2.5 on @justpicturing
Prompt: 👇
ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT, NO CUTS.
The camera stays locked to the speeding motorcycle for the whole fifteen seconds, hard engine vibration and wind buffeting throughout. The coast road, dunes and breaking surf streak past in heavy motion blur while the dog stays sharp. Speed never drops. The dog in the leather flight helmet and goggles rides pillion, gold chain and cross swinging against its chest. It turns its head to the skull-masked pursuer closing on the right, then rises and swings the olive rocket tube down off its back and onto its shoulder, sighting along it. The tube fires — a violent backblast of smoke behind it, the rocket streaking away low over the tarmac — and the pursuer's motorcycle detonates in a rolling orange fireball, the wreck cartwheeling off the road into the sand. Two more skull-masked riders come up hard out of the smoke. The dog drops the empty tube, hauls a belt-fed minigun up into frame and opens fire: barrels spinning, bright muzzle flash strobing across its goggles, a brass shell belt feeding and jumping, spent casings spraying. The first rider is hit and his bike flips end over end; the second slews sideways and goes down in a shower of sparks and debris. The gun lowers out of frame. Black smoke and wreckage recede down the empty road behind. The dog settles back onto the seat, panting, the sea glittering past its shoulder, and turns its head calmly forward down the coast road as the shot runs out. Photoreal live-action, anamorphic lens, warm low sun off the water, cold gritty blockbuster grade, fine film grain, practical pyrotechnics. No text, no captions, no titles anywhere in frame. AUDIO: constant motorcycle engine roar and wind rush; the hollow whoosh and crack of the rocket launch; two heavy explosions; a belt-fed minigun cycling with brass and links rattling; metal impacts and debris; then wind, surf and the dog panting.
If you're not using Grok Imagine Video 1.5, you're definitely missing out on a great model.
Here's everything you need to know 👇 https://t.co/5FFuJkhAB6
Prompt:
ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT, NO CUTS. The camera stays locked to the speeding motorcycle for the whole fifteen seconds, hard engine vibration and wind buffeting throughout. The coast road, dunes and breaking surf streak past in heavy motion blur while the dog stays sharp. Speed never drops.
The dog in the leather flight helmet and goggles rides pillion, gold chain and cross swinging against its chest. It turns its head to the skull-masked pursuer closing on the right, then rises and swings the olive rocket tube down off its back and onto its shoulder, sighting along it. The tube fires — a violent backblast of smoke behind it, the rocket streaking away low over the tarmac — and the pursuer's motorcycle detonates in a rolling orange fireball, the wreck cartwheeling off the road into the sand.
Two more skull-masked riders come up hard out of the smoke. The dog drops the empty tube, hauls a belt-fed minigun up into frame and opens fire: barrels spinning, bright muzzle flash strobing across its goggles, a brass shell belt feeding and jumping, spent casings spraying. The first rider is hit and his bike flips end over end; the second slews sideways and goes down in a shower of sparks and debris.
The gun lowers out of frame. Black smoke and wreckage recede down the empty road behind. The dog settles back onto the seat, panting, the sea glittering past its shoulder, and turns its head calmly forward down the coast road as the shot runs out.
Photoreal live-action, anamorphic lens, warm low sun off the water, cold gritty blockbuster grade, fine film grain, practical pyrotechnics. No text, no captions, no titles anywhere in frame.
AUDIO: constant motorcycle engine roar and wind rush; the hollow whoosh and crack of the rocket launch; two heavy explosions; a belt-fed minigun cycling with brass and links rattling; metal impacts and debris; then wind, surf and the dog panting.
Turns out he was worth feeding. 🐶
I've tried the exact same prompt with Grok Imagine 1.5, Seedance 2.5, Veo 3.1 and Flux 3.
I let you the judge of it... but Seedance 2.5 is the only one that managed to stick to that prompt.
Honorable mention to Grok Imagine 1.5 though.
And Flux 3 just decided to not do it. It's apparently too violent... Poor thing.
Prompt in under!
Made with https://t.co/qwvBoXTZgA.
You've never seen this bird...
It can't fly. It barks like a dog.. And one just tried to rescue a "drowning" bull.
Meet the kagu.
Made with Seedance 2.5 x https://t.co/rk5JAI9MvC
If you want to go viral on X, Elon just published the exact numbers.
A like is 0.5. A copy-link share is 20. Forty times a like.
Two things in that file surprised me.
One. There's a door for beginners, and it closes fast. Under 1,000 followers, one of your original posts (younger than a day, under a thousand impressions) gets its score lifted to land around slot 15 of a stranger's feed.
It stops the day you cross a thousand. Being small is the boost.
Two. The bookmark has apparently no weight? It’s tracked as an action, but it’s not in the sum that ranks the post.
The app counts your bookmarks. The ranking never asks.
So what's the next beg going to be? Send it to a friend?
So, this post is an experiment to see if everything was properly done.
I'm under a thousand followers. It's original, it's fresh, and it qualifies for the door.
If you don't follow me, you may be the experiment.
Oh yeah, and forward it to a friend pls.
NEW: Claude is now watermarking text…
It's invisible, it lives in the word choices, and it survives a copy-paste.
Every file it generates gets signed too. Live worldwide this month.
Thanks, EU! 🇪🇺
Now I’m just waiting for those fantastic bottle caps to go global too. Can’t keep all that regulatory brilliance to ourselves.