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Build a Full Marketing Stack for Your App — Full Prompts

2026-04-30 · blog how-to · Higgsfield · original

Topic: Video generation & shot direction (also: Image generation & editing, Prompting & AI assistants) · mode: Tutorial · tags: prompts shared, vendor claims

Higgsfield's blog of 30 April 2026 gives the full prompts for an ad build for CUE, an app. It starts with the app's screens in GPT Image 2.0, chosen because it renders interface text accurately, then makes three UGC ads in Marketing Studio with Claude writing the prompts. It goes on to a Hyper Motion product reveal, a 16:9 TV Spot made from two prompts cut together in post, and a 10-word Wild Card ad.

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  • ★★ Higgsfield advises creating an app's UI screens before generating any ad videos, so they can be shown on phone screens throughout the content.
  • ★★ Higgsfield says the entire interface of the CUE recipe app was generated, not designed, with GPT Image 2.0 on Higgsfield. · GPT Image 2
  • ★★★ Higgsfield uses GPT Image 2.0 for app interface screens because, it says, every other AI image model scrambles text inside a UI while GPT Image 2.0 renders it accurately down to the smallest detail. · GPT Image 2
  • ★★ The GPT Image 2.0 prompt for the CUE landing page sets the style as "premium, minimal, dark green aesthetic, clean SaaS, Apple-level design" and lays out the hero, logo, headline and a frozen-ingredients ice cube visual. · GPT Image 2
  • ★★ To make the mobile version of a landing page in GPT Image 2.0, drag the desktop version in as a reference image, set the ratio to 9:16 and generate, with no new prompt. · GPT Image 2
  • ★★ Higgsfield generates the CUE recipe screen with the landing page as the design-system reference image, which it says keeps fonts, colours and aesthetic fully consistent. · GPT Image 2
  • ★★ Higgsfield calls UGC one of the highest-converting ad formats on social media: a real person on an iPhone camera talking to camera, which works because it feels like a friend's recommendation.
  • ★★★ Before writing a Marketing Studio prompt, Higgsfield advises adding the Marketing Studio Skill from the YouTube video's description to Claude, then describing the concept and attaching the product link so Claude writes the prompt. · Claude, Marketing Studio, YouTube
  • ★★ The first CUE UGC ad targets the app's core persona, someone home tired with no idea what to cook, and shows the full product journey: problem, scan, recipe, cook, result.
  • ★★★ In the UGC prompts each app screen is an @image reference to be displayed statically on the phone, with the line "Do not animate any app interface." · Marketing Studio
  • ★★★ For an app UGC ad in Marketing Studio: select App (not product), paste the prompt, attach the app's website link so Marketing Studio pulls the UI and product info, set app type to mobile and duration to 15 seconds, pick an avatar and generate. · Marketing Studio
  • ★★ The second CUE UGC ad targets a second customer archetype, a fitness-focused user who needs high-protein meals but cannot cook: different energy and hook, same product.
  • ★★ The gym-bro UGC prompt dresses the character in a plain black stringer with "completely blank fabric, no logos, no brand marks, no prints, no text".
  • ★★ For the second UGC ad Higgsfield uses the same Marketing Studio workflow but uploads a custom character created in Soul Cinema instead of a preset avatar. · Marketing Studio, Soul Cinema
  • ★★ The third CUE UGC ad uses a continuous slow 360-degree orbital camera to compress the whole cook into an elegant lifestyle commercial.
  • ★★ The orbital UGC prompt asks for a continuous slow 360-degree orbital rotation that "Never stops moving until the final direct-to-camera hold".
  • ★★ For an app ad the orbital UGC prompt states that CUE is a digital mobile app only, shown on the phone screen, with no physical product.
  • ★★ For the orbital UGC ad Higgsfield switches the Marketing Studio preset to Pro Virtual Try-On, attaches the interface images with no website link, and selects an avatar. · Marketing Studio
  • ★★★ Higgsfield says some Marketing Studio prompts need a couple of iterations; if something feels off, bring the prompt back to Claude and ask it to edit that specific part. · Claude, Marketing Studio
  • ★★ Higgsfield says that once a UGC video works, batching its prompt across many avatars gives hundreds of ads in less than an hour. · Marketing Studio
  • ★★★ Higgsfield says UGC creators charge $150 to $600 per 15-second video.
  • ★★ Higgsfield describes Hyper Motion as Marketing Studio's cinematic production mode, with CGI-grade visuals, 3D environments and camera movement with physics behind it, like an Apple product reveal. · Marketing Studio, hypermotion
  • ★★★ For Marketing Studio's Hyper Motion, Higgsfield advises a more specific prompt: the more detail it is given, the more control over the output. · Marketing Studio, hypermotion
  • ★★ Higgsfield says its Hyper Motion reveal for CUE (the phone crashing into a void, an ice cube shattering, the ingredients becoming a dish) would easily cost thousands of dollars in traditional production. · hypermotion
  • ★★ With the Hyper Motion preset and the interface image attached, Higgsfield says the reveal got all the interface text right, which it calls hard for AI video, and the final dish came out accurate. · Marketing Studio, hypermotion
  • ★★ Higgsfield presents Marketing Studio's TV Spot as the format for content beyond vertical social feeds (websites, YouTube ads, billboards) that makes a brand look serious. · Marketing Studio, YouTube
  • ★★★ For the CUE TV Spot: paste the prompt into Marketing Studio, switch to the TV Spot preset, set 16:9, select the avatar Zara, and attach a kitchen location image generated in Soul Cinema with the app's website link. · Marketing Studio, Soul Cinema
  • ★★★ To run a Marketing Studio TV Spot longer than 15 seconds, Higgsfield advises batching two separate prompts for two parts of the video and cutting them together in post. · Marketing Studio
  • ★★ Higgsfield says Marketing Studio's Wild Card brings the freest creative idea to life without a detailed breakdown. · Marketing Studio
  • ★★ Higgsfield's Wild Card ad for CUE came from a 10-word prompt, "You scan the fridge, get a recipe, cook a meal.", with only the ingredient card and the interface page as inputs. · Marketing Studio
  • ★ Higgsfield says businesses that do not start making ads this way in 2026 will have a hard time competing with brands that do. (overstated)

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Central: Claude · GPT Image 2 · Marketing Studio

Also: Apple · hypermotion · Soul Cinema · TikTok · YouTube

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