Higgsfield Academy Launches Video Course With Homework and Certificate

What the beginner course offers

Higgsfield Academy is the learning section of Higgsfield, which describes itself as a generative platform for creative production. According to the company, courses link creative decisions with hands-on workflows: developing an idea, writing a prompt, building reference assets, directing a shot, and refining the result.

The starter course, AI Creation: First Steps, was created by Higgsfield Studio and is aimed at beginners. It consists of an introduction and seven lessons, eight parts in total, with a combined length of 1 hour 42 minutes. The format mixes video lessons, PDF materials and practice tasks. Beyond the starter course, a separate catalog offers focused tutorials on filmmaking, social content, advertising, and workflows with AI agents.

Some lessons come with extra files. Lesson 3, for example, includes a skill file and a ZIP of assets.

Lesson by lesson

The course moves through projects, from a first video to product advertising and a self-directed scene:

• Introduction: Welcome to AI Creation.
• Lesson 1, Your First Video: first videos from a prompt, from Supercomputer, and from presets.
• Lesson 2, Second Brain: developing an idea and a prompt with an AI assistant.
• Lesson 3, Product Images and Ads: product images and video ads.
• Lesson 4, Create and Edit Assets: creating and editing assets.
• Lesson 5, Shot Sizes and Prompting: shot sizes and steering the result through the prompt.
• Lesson 6, Direct Your Own Scene: staging a scene from start to finish.
• Lesson 7, Course Field Guide: reference material for the whole course.

How homework unlocks lessons

Practice is required. The introduction and the first three lessons are open from the start, while lessons 4 to 7 unlock as the required assignments are submitted. The first two assignments count as additional practice, and submitting the lesson 3 assignment opens lesson 4.

The assignments are concrete. In lesson 1, learners make three videos: one from a simple prompt, one through Supercomputer and one with a preset. The first two use the same idea, and the preset video uses the learner's own photo. In lesson 2, learners create a 15-second video from their own idea through Supercomputer, answering the assistant's questions and checking the prompt before generating. In lesson 3, they produce three images for a campaign and one vertical video ad for a chosen product, shot in a single location, using the original product photo as the reference.

Generations from the last three days qualify, and each generation can be submitted only once. Homework is not graded. According to Higgsfield, the required submissions are used only to unlock later lessons.

Costs and rewards

Higgsfield says there is no separate fee for the course. However, the required practice relies on generations, so completing it needs an active Higgsfield subscription and credits.

Finishing the starter course earns three things: a Certificate of Completion, the Foundation achievement and a Creator Drop. These belong to the starter course and do not carry over automatically to the other tutorials in the Academy.

For newcomers to AI video, the offer pairs a structured path with hands-on tasks, though the subscription and credit requirement means the practical part is tied to paid use of the platform.