Higgsfield and Replicate don't share your balance through their API, so type in the balance from their console once - every render after that is taken off it, at the price each service charged (or quoted, if it didn't report one). fal.ai's balance is live with a fal.ai Admin key, and its spend is the drop in that balance.
Everything
Crop the selected 9:16s toCrops are free and run alongside any renders still going. Smart follows the model's face and body in every shot.
← → to move through your videos · Space to pause · F for full screen · Esc to close
✂️ Editor
Bottom frame - drag the second camera onto V2 on the timeline, or press + Add second camera (left)
Sequence
C
V3
V2
V1
A1
A2
Moving clips: drag any clip up or down between V1, V2 and V3, or along the timeline. With Overwrite on, a clip dropped over another cuts into it where it lands, like Premiere - hold Cmd while dropping to insert instead. On V2 / V3 pick full frame or picture in picture · Click a clip to select it · drag to move · drag its edges to extend or trim (Alt-drag or ⇆ Roll to roll the cut) · J K L back / stop / forward (tap again for 2× 4×) · B splice · ← → frame by frame (Shift = 5) · ↑ ↓ previous / next edit · [ ] start / end · M marker (Shift+M next) · I / O export in / out (Alt+X clears) · Y slip · U slide · V select · N snapping · Shift+E clip on / off · Delete removes it · Q full-frame viewer · Shift+Q / Shift+W ripple trim back / forward · + / − zoom the timeline · Space plays / stops · R reverse · Cmd/Ctrl+D duplicate · Delete ripple deletes · Cmd/Ctrl+Z undo · click a clip, then drag the picture to reframe it
Tools - drag in any video from your desktop
Crop
Reframes each shot so faces sit a third of the way down and products sit in the middle. Finds the cuts and reframes shot by shot.
Upscale
Measures your video and enlarges it to the size you pick. Runs on Topaz via your fal.ai key, charged per second of video.
Web loop
A light, silent, looping MP4 for your website - 480px on the short side, 30fps, starts instantly - with a JPG and WebP poster. Downloads as a zip.
Your crops and upscales
Models - locked faces you can cast in any film
An avatar is the same person in every film: a head turnaround for their face from every angle, plus an optional expression sheet for how they smile, laugh and talk. Pick one in Cast → "Model: one of our models (Models tab)", or on any model in the Director's cut. Wardrobe is rotated when the product isn't clothing; persona notes, locations and grade are kept with the avatar for the TikTok builder.
New model
Outfits - photos of looks you like, for your models to wear
Drop in any outfit photo - Pinterest, a shop, a street-style shot. Pick it under 👗 Outfit when you make a film and the model wears exactly that look; only the clothes are taken, never the person in the photo.
COGS - rough cost of production since you last reset
Today's renders
The dealSet what's been negotiated for this job. With a number of videos, spend is measured against the whole deal; leave it blank to charge per finished video.
By brand
Every render
Past periods
Spend is the render cost: the exact charge where the service reports it, otherwise the estimate (your Admin rate if set). Failed and cancelled renders count as £0. A rerun is a Fix & rerun, or the same product, look and format rendered again - it costs you but isn't billed. Crops are free; photo clean-ups for unbranded mode are included in the render's estimate.
Your photos
Drop product photos here or click to choose · JPG, PNG or WebP · the first photo is the main reference, add more angles for better results
Your photos join the grid alongside any store you've loaded - mix them freely, e.g. in a Custom film. Check each name (Rename on its card - the name drives product type and material).
Grab photos from a web pageNo feed or sitemap? Paste any link - a product page, a collection or a lookbook.
Best for big shops: drag this button to your bookmarks bar → ⊕ Grab for Reel Engine Then on any product page, click it, tap the photos you want and press Send. It reads the page exactly as you see it, so it picks the right product every time.
Paste the client's list - one product per line. Product names, product page links or SKUs all work. You can paste straight from a spreadsheet column.
Renders
Your options and prices - per video, live from Higgsfield
Shot builder
★ a shot to favourite it, ▶ Test to try one shot on its own, 📷 for its reference still (drop an image on a row, or grab a frame in the Library player). Tick shots in the order you want them - tap a shot for its best length, or tap 1.5 / 3 / 4. Drag (or ↑↓) to reorder, − + to trim by half a second, 🔒 keeps a shot when you roll the dice.
📦 Product & reference photos up to 6 · drag in or click
+ Drop product photos hereThe product you want in the film - a packshot or two - plus any set, prop or look. Label each one so the film knows what it is.
✍ Write your own shots instead - paste a full prompt
Write each shot on its own line with a timecode: [00:00-00:03] Shot 1: …
Your shots replace the shot list below, and the film length comes from your last timecode (30s at most) - even if the shot builder still has shots in it.
Refer to your photos by the @Image number shown next to each one on the left.
Your prompt is used as written: your product photos go in as @Image references, but no product names or details are added. Lens and film look still apply - tick Camera: as written to use only the camera you wrote.
Tick the photos the render should follow, in order - the first you tick becomes @Image1 (the main reference, ideally a clear front shot of the model). Up to 6. Leave all unticked to use the brand's first 4 photos as normal. Press 🔍 View under a photo to see it full size and check it's sharp enough.
Fix & rerun
A rerun makes a new video (the original is kept). Pick the photos the model should follow - tick the logo or label close-up if there is one. Order of ticking = @Image1, @Image2... Press 🔍 View under a photo to see it full size.
⠿ Settings
Fashion & apparelsettings for this category only
Model
Vertical 9:16. Her face and expressions come from the model; her voice is described from the persona notes.
Director's cut
Models - tick to add more; a character card overrides that model's look
Wardrobe - who wears what
Products in the film
+ Add product photos drop here or click · each photo = one product · they join the grid and the film
Reference images
Optional - a set, a prop, a pose, a colour. Label each so the film knows what it is.