Build a Brand's Visuals with AI: Marketing Studio Try-Ons

2026-08-10 · Academy lesson · Adil · recording, 5:12 · original

Topic: Video generation & shot direction (also: Higgsfield platform & ecosystem, Prompting & AI assistants) · mode: Tutorial · tags: course chapter, series, one creator's experience, prompts shared, fiction

In the try-on lesson of Build a Brand's Visuals with AI, Adil makes the Higgs brand's social ads in Marketing Studio: the product scanned from the brand's website, Lulu from Hell Grind as the avatar, a UGC video with no prompt, then UGC and Pro Virtual Try-On videos from prompts written by his Claude skill.

Part of another source

This recording is almost entirely part of I Created a $1,000,000 Brand Using AI (2026-04-24); what is said in it is covered on that page.

What is said

• 00:00:00 — The Marketing Studio presets and the ad formats they were built around
• 00:00:27 — UGC preset: product from the brand website, Lulu as a custom avatar, a video with no prompt
• 00:02:02 — The viral-ads Claude skill and a Pro Virtual Try-On video from its prompt
• 00:03:08 — A casual UGC Try-On video from the skill's prompt
• 00:04:30 — Pro Virtual Try-On with only the glasses: built-in music and a pack shot

Threads in this video

• restate · What does an AI clip, shot or film cost? — Adil says a single real-life UGC video can cost $200 to $500, while in Marketing Studio it costs less than $5. (00:00:27)
• refine · Which tool should be used to make short-form social videos? — With only the product and the Lulu avatar and no prompt, Marketing Studio's UGC preset scraped every item from the brand website (jacket, pants, t-shirt) and put them all on her, with the logos kept consistent. (00:01:20)
• restate · Which LLM should be used to write video prompts? — Adil spent four hours training a Claude skill to write detailed prompts for viral Marketing Studio ads and leaves a link to it in the description. (00:02:02)
• refine · Should sound and music be generated with the clip or added in the edit? — Adil calls the Pro Virtual Try-On glasses video production ready, to post on social media or run as targeted ads with no editing and no music added in post. (00:04:46)
• looked back · Hell Grind (Higgsfield Original Series) — Instead of a preset avatar, Adil uploads an image of Lulu from Hell Grind, which he calls Higgsfield's most successful original series, and creates an avatar named Lulu. (00:00:56)

Mentioned

Central: Adil's viral ads Claude skill · Marketing Studio · Pro Virtual Try-On · UGC

Also: Claude · Hell Grind · hypermotion · Lulu · Meta · pack shot · TV Spot · Wildcard

Only in the description or credits: Build a Brand's Visuals with AI

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