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Higgsfield Cinematic Studio Image API

Text to Image

Cinematic images with professional camera settings. Adjustable lens, aperture, and focal length.

Click or drag & dropPNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF · Max 100MB
Output

Your generated image will appear here

Features

What Higgsfield Cinematic Studio Image API offers

Text-to-image with optional cinematic camera preset IDs (camera_model_id, camera_lens_id, camera_aperture_id, camera_focal_length_id)
Preset IDs come from Higgsfield's Camera Settings API rather than raw millimeter or f-stop strings in the payload
Eight aspect ratios including 21:9 for widescreen compositions
Output resolution presets: 1k default, 2k for web hero assets, 4k for print-minded exports
Up to four optional reference images to steer composition or subject
Optional seed between 0 and 999999 for reproducibility
Dedicated generate and poll endpoints under the Higgsfield namespace

Use cases

Built for

Primary

Look bible stills - Lock lens and body presets so every shot in a campaign matches

#2

Billboard comps - 4k exports when text overlays will be applied downstream

#3

Automotive renders - Ultrawide frames with cinematic glass without a full CGI scene

#4

Portrait marketing - Aperture presets that emphasize bokeh when IDs are wired correctly

#5

Multi-reference layouts - Up to four plates for collage-style direction

#6

Rapid location scouting - Text plus references to explore lighting before a shoot

FAQ

About Higgsfield Cinematic Studio Image API

You pass UUID-style preset identifiers for camera body, lens, aperture, and focal length. Fetch the valid IDs from Higgsfield's Camera Settings API instead of typing manual focal lengths.

The model still renders from prompt, aspect_ratio, and resolution. Camera IDs are optional modifiers when you need a specific photographic look.

1k is ideal for previews, 2k covers most web placements, and 4k is meant for large-format or print workflows where extra pixels matter.

Yes. You can upload up to four images. Combine them with precise prompts when you need to anchor subjects or environments.