Higgsfield showcases Katana console video made inside Claude
Higgsfield says its Katana tool produced a console launch video combining retro game imagery with a cinematic 3D reveal inside Claude.
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Higgsfield showcased a console launch video that it said was created using Katana through its MCP connection in Claude. The company described a progression from visuals inspired by 8-bit games to a cinematic 3D product reveal.
The demonstration highlights Katana's use for product videos. In its, Higgsfield describes a workflow that combines an existing video or library preset with as many as five photos, then rebuilds the edit around those assets.
The resulting video appears in the Claude conversation and in the user's Higgsfield asset library. Users can request revisions through follow-up messages, with additional generation potentially consuming more credits.
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