Six Higgsfield prompts and the trial link

Every prompt from the video, word for word — plus the bonus. Each one is a full cinematic trailer built from a storyboard, ready to paste into Higgsfield’s brand-new Seedance 2.5. Free to run for the next 33 days.

Storyboard first, then one prompt

The secret isn't one magic sentence. Every video you just watched starts as a storyboard — a grid of shots — and then gets written as one prompt that lists those shots in order. Seedance 2.5 reads that sequence and renders it as a single, continuous animated trailer instead of a random three-second clip.

Claude is the brain here — it plans the storyboard and writes the prompt — but Claude can't generate video on its own. You bolt on the Higgsfield connector, and Claude drives Seedance 2.5 directly. That connection is the whole system; without it the prompts have nothing to run on.

And Seedance 2.5 is why these look cinematic: native audio, shots up to 30 seconds, and start/end-frame control, so a storyboard actually becomes a film. Higgsfield just launched it with 33 days of unlimited generations — so right now, running all five (plus the bonus) costs you nothing.

The old way

Type a one-line prompt into a generic tool and get a random 3-second clip — no story, no sound, characters that change every frame.

With Higgsfield in Claude

Storyboard the shots, write one structured prompt, and Seedance 2.5 renders a continuous trailer — consistent style, native audio, up to 30 seconds.

Get Free Higgsfield Access

These prompts do nothing without Seedance 2.5 behind them. Higgsfield just launched it with 33 days of unlimited generations. Make your free account first, then paste the prompts below.

Free account. The 33-day unlimited window is live now from the Seedance 2.5 launch.

Claude with connectors (the Cowork / desktop app) and a free Higgsfield account. No editing software, no downloads — every prompt is copy-paste.

The 5 Prompts + Bonus + Formula

Copy any prompt, paste it into Claude, and tell it to run in Higgsfield. These are the exact prompts from the video, word for word. Each is a storyboard written in one sentence: a style header, then every shot separated by a dash. Keep the structure, swap the subject. The last box is the fill-in-the-blanks formula for building your own.

Paper-cut vector animation, deep indigo night palette with one scarlet accent: rows of dark shuttered windows slide past, — a scarlet paper tiger with visible fold creases prowls across a pale paper desert before a dense black crowd on the horizon, — it leaps through a brushed-steel sign, shattering it into confetti shards, — overhead shot: its red striped tail weaves between a sea of identical dark umbrellas crossing a rainy crosswalk, — a giant red rubber stamp slams an illegible seal across a dark skyscraper, paper scraps flying, — finale: quiet blue city skyline with warm windows, — bold flat shapes, subtle paper texture, — no logos, no readable text — all stamps and signs illegible.

Flat 2D pastel animation, soft night-blue and cream palette, gentle dreamlike pacing: a bare foot steps down from under a nightgown hem onto a dark floor, — a girl with closed eyes and long dark hair sleepwalks down the aisle of a dim night train, a plump cat in a conductor's cap asleep on the luggage rack, blurred lights sliding past the windows, — she drifts weightless spread-eagle through a starry sky among schools of small pink fish above a giant piano keyboard, — final: her smiling face framed in a round moonlit porthole, — thin linework, lofi storybook charm, — no logos, no readable text.

Gothic ink-and-charcoal graphic-novel trailer, high-contrast black on cold moonlit grey with blood-red accents: a full moon rises behind a jagged black mountain ridge in drifting fog, — a storm-tossed three-masted ship with tattered black sails speckled by swarming red-eyed bats crashes through heavy seas, — an old bearded hunter stands in a doorway holding an iron lantern, a cross and a wooden stake, hard rim light, — finale: a spired castle on a crag, windows glowing red, as a swarm of bats sweeps across the moon forming a crown shape, — etched linework, heavy grain, dread and grandeur, — no logos, no readable text.

Cinematic one-take trailer: a vintage film reel rolls upright through a scratched black-and-white world — dust, flicker, torn projection light — past rows of empty cinema seats, unspooling a strip of celluloid behind it like a tire track, — it bursts through a doorway into full warm color, rolling fast down a grand hotel corridor with patterned carpet and brass sconces, low tracking shot at floor level, — finale: night aerial of a small town ringed by roads, a single golden light beam shooting skyward from its center into a starry sky, — film grain, mid-century palette, — all props unbranded, no logos, no readable text.

Painterly storybook trailer, oil-brush texture with photoreal lighting — a lean man in a top hat and long dark coat, amber scarf streaming, sprints down a rain-slick cobblestone street at night with a flaming brass lighting pole, low tracking shot past cast-iron lanterns, — he leaps over slate rooftops into a peach dusk sky of floating embers and birds, — close-up of his face behind a lantern flame, — final aerial: a dark iron lattice spire under a full moon over the sleeping city, — amber against deep blue-night, film grain, — all props unbranded, no logos, no readable text.

Cinematic macro trailer, glossy black with warm amber lens flares: extreme close-up push into the front element of a cinema camera lens, aperture blades opening, — neon-city reflections smear across the curved glass as the camera pulls through the barrel into a rain-slick street at night, — a lone backlit figure steps into frame, breath fogging the air, — rack focus snaps from raindrops on the glass to the skyline beyond, — finale: the iris closes to a single glowing point, then blooms into a full frame of light, — anamorphic flares, shallow depth of field, film grain, — all props unbranded, no logos, no readable text.

BUILD YOUR OWN IN 3 MOVES

1) STORYBOARD  — ask Claude:
   "Storyboard a 12-shot [style] trailer about [subject]. One line per shot."

2) PROMPT  — collapse the storyboard into ONE prompt, in this exact shape:
   [Style + palette + texture]: [shot 1], — [shot 2], — [shot 3], — [shot 4], — finale: [ending], — [render notes], — no logos, no readable text.

3) GENERATE  — paste to Claude:
   "Generate this in Higgsfield with Seedance 2.5, native audio on."

WHY IT WORKS
- Lead with the STYLE and lock it once (paper-cut / oil-brush / gothic ink / film reel).
- Separate every shot with " — " so Seedance 2.5 reads a SEQUENCE, not one frame.
- Always end on "finale:" and "no logos, no readable text" for a clean render.
- Storyboard first. The prompt is just the storyboard written in one line.

Free to run for 33 days. Seedance 2.5 unlimited is live now — connect Higgsfield and start generating.

• Storyboard my idea: “Storyboard a 12-shot trailer about [my topic] in the style of Prompt 4, then write it as one Seedance 2.5 prompt.”

• Remix a prompt: “Take the Tiger Effect prompt but make it a blue koi fish in a paper-cut ocean.”

• Match my brand: “Rewrite Prompt 2 in my brand colors and generate it in Higgsfield.”

• Batch them all: “Generate all 5 prompts in Higgsfield with Seedance 2.5 and give me the links.”

• Go longer: “Extend the Candle Effect to a 30-second version with native audio.”

• End on my logo: “Finish the Retro Effect with my logo forming out of the golden light beam.”

This is one workflow. If you want the rest of the system — the automations I actually run my content and my business on — that's what I share on @the.agi.guide.

Your storyboard is one prompt away

Connect Higgsfield free, paste a prompt, and let Seedance 2.5 render it. The 33-day unlimited window won’t last — start now.