Higgsfield showcases launch-video production with Katana in Claude

Higgsfield is showcasing launch-video production through Katana, saying its latest example was made entirely within Claude. The demonstration highlights a tool that brings Higgsfield's video workflow into an AI conversation.

Katana accepts a reference video or a preset, along with as many as five photos identifying the subjects or products to include. Higgsfield says the reference guides the sequence and timing of shots, while follow-up messages can request changes. Finished videos appear in the conversation and the user's Higgsfield asset library.

The company listed Katana's release on October 8. Its workflow targets the editing work needed to adapt an existing video format to different subjects, with generation performed through Higgsfield's models.

Access requires an active Higgsfield subscription and its connector in Claude. Generations draw from existing plan credits, with costs shown before confirmation; revisions that require fresh generation can consume additional credits.