Getting Started_

Gen Studio

Overview

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Gen Studio is where Sera makes new visuals for you. Its tagline sums it up: make it, then refine it with Sera. Click Gen Studio in the left rail, under Create. Everything you make uses your Brand and is saved to Library → Assets. To work with footage you recorded, use Video Studio instead.

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Start from a prompt

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  1. Under What do you want to make?, choose Image, Video or Design.
  2. Describe what you want.
  3. Generate. The result opens in the canvas.

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Start from a template

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Templates open in the canvas with the right settings already in place:

  • Animated infographic
  • Carousel
  • Explainer video
  • Product demo
  • Music video
  • Audiogram
  • Upload/Import, to start from your own file

Each template shows its credit total before you generate, so you know the cost up front. Your 6 most recent projects show under Recently built.

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Design presets

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For a design, pick a starting point: Infographic, Slide deck, Animation, Social graphic or Blank.

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Refine with Sera

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After you click Generate, the settings panel turns into a chat with Sera. Tell her what to change, such as "make the headline shorter" or "use our accent color for the chart". She updates the piece in place.

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Export your work

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  • Images and designs: PNG or PDF.
  • Animations: GIF or MP4.
  • Slide decks: PowerPoint.
  • Carousels: PDF, ready to upload to LinkedIn.

You can also attach any asset to a draft from the Content pipeline.

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Good to know

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Gen Studio uses credits per generation:

  • Image: 5 credits, or 7.5 for a cinematic-style image.
  • Design: 3 credits.
  • Video render: 20 credits. AI video: 50. Premium AI video: 75. Faceless video: 30.

If you add your own Higgsfield keys in Integrations, Higgsfield runs bill to your Higgsfield account. Set your colors, logo and fonts once in Brand and they apply to everything Gen Studio makes.

const next = await fetch("https://api.example.com/next-section");
Black and white grid pattern with black dots at the intersections, forming a repeating checkered design.