How do I use Soul Cinema?
2026-08-01 · help-centre article · Higgsfield · original
Topic: Image generation & editing (also: Assets, references & consistency, Video generation & shot direction) · mode: Reference · tags: flattened table
This Higgsfield help article explains Soul Cinema, an image model with its cinematic style built in, so it has no preset panel or Moodboard as Soul 2.0 does, though a Soul HEX colour palette and a Soul ID character can still be applied. Higgsfield says it works especially well as the starting point for AI video, for example as the keyframe for Kling or Seedance. The article also answers practical questions on presets, Color Transfer, reference images, video keyframes and batch size.
What is said
- Questions on presets, Color Transfer, reference images, video keyframes and batch size
What is said
★ — how much it matters to the source.
- ★★ Higgsfield describes Soul Cinema as its cinematic image model, producing images with deep textures, rich atmosphere and a look it says avoids the typical AI aesthetic. · Soul Cinema
- ★★★ Unlike Soul 2.0, Soul Cinema has no preset panel or Moodboard, its cinematic style being built into the model; a Soul HEX colour palette and a Soul ID character can be applied. · Soul Cinema, Soul 2.0, Higgsfield Moodboards, Soul HEX, Soul ID
- ★★★ Higgsfield says Soul Cinema works especially well as a starting point for AI video, for example as the keyframe input for Kling or Seedance. · Soul Cinema, Kling, Seedance, keyframe
- ★★ To generate with Soul Cinema: higgsfield.ai, Image, Soul Cinema; write a prompt describing scene, subject and mood; optionally apply a Soul HEX palette via Color Transfer and select a Soul ID character; set aspect ratio, quality and batch size; click Generate. · Soul Cinema, Soul HEX, Soul ID
- ★★ When a reference image is attached in Soul Cinema, the prompt field becomes unavailable, but a Soul ID character and a Soul HEX palette can still be applied alongside the reference. · Soul Cinema, Soul ID, Soul HEX · first in: 2026-08-01, How do I use Soul to generate images?
- ★★ A trained Soul ID works across the Soul family: to use a Soul 2.0 character in Soul Cinema, open the Character panel on Soul Cinema, select the existing character and run the update if one is offered. · Soul ID, Soul Cinema, Soul 2.0
- ★★ Higgsfield names Soul Cinema best for close-up portraits with cinematic mood, atmospheric scenes with rich texture, editorial-style visuals where the cinematic look matters more than stylistic variety, and starting keyframes for AI video. · Soul Cinema, keyframe
- ★ In Soul Cinema, clicking Color Transfer applies a colour palette from a reference image or a built-in palette. · Soul Cinema
- ★★ Soul Cinema makes up to 4 images per generation, with the batch size set in the generation bar before clicking Generate. · Soul Cinema
Threads in this video
- refine · Which image model should be used for keyframes, edits, text and outfits? — Higgsfield says Soul Cinema works especially well as a starting point for AI video, for example as the keyframe input for Kling or Seedance.
- refine · How do you get a cinematic look in a generated image or shot? — Higgsfield names Soul Cinema best for close-up portraits with cinematic mood, atmospheric scenes with rich texture, editorial-style visuals where the cinematic look matters more than stylistic variety, and starting keyframes for AI video.
- restate · How do you keep a character the same across shots? — A trained Soul ID works across the Soul family: to use a Soul 2.0 character in Soul Cinema, open the Character panel on Soul Cinema, select the existing character and run the update if one is offered.
Mentioned
Central: Soul Cinema
Also: Color Transfer · Higgsfield Moodboards · keyframe · Kling · Seedance · Soul 2.0 · Soul HEX · Soul ID
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