Higgsfield Community Adds Public Profiles, Ratings and Grants Up to 200,000 Credits

What Community contains

According to Higgsfield, Community is a public space for work made with its models and tools, and every creator gets a public profile with a Community rating. Profiles, projects and shots can be viewed by anyone, including visitors without an account.

Creators can publish three kinds of content. An Open Project carries the result, the project brief, the asset folders, the models and tools used, and the prompts if the creator chooses to share them. A Shot is a single image or video with its prompt, model and settings, plus a recreate option. A blog post is a write-up with prompt blocks and the creator's own generations.

The Community page is organized in four tabs: Discovery, Projects, Shots and Creators. Discovery is the front page with featured projects and creators, Projects and Shots are full feeds with filters and search, and Creators lists the creators the Higgsfield team highlights. Filters include contest entries and Higgsfield Originals.

Everything generated on Higgsfield stays private in Assets until the creator publishes it. A published work can be unpublished without losing the generations. The exception is a project that receives a grant, which stays published for three months after the award.

Publishing, prompts and verification

Publishing starts from the Publish button on the profile or from the project itself. The Publish project window has four steps: Details, Assets, Cover and Access. In Details, creators set a title, description, a public link in the form higgsfield.ai/@username/projects/project-name, co-authors and tags. In Assets, they choose how the project opens: Feature for a single film or artwork, Series for episodes in order, or Carousel for stills and clips a viewer swipes through. The Cover step is optional, and without it the project card uses the first asset.

At the Access step, creators decide about prompts. The With prompts option opens every asset so viewers can see how each shot was made. The Prompts hidden option keeps the result, brief and folders browsable while the prompts stay private. Both produce an Open Project. The project page also shows how many generations went into it, and credits spent are shown if the creator turns that on.

An Open Project with at least 30 likes, 30 generations and a video as its final result is sent to the Higgsfield team for review automatically, with no form to submit. A verified project earns rating points and is marked as verified. Higgsfield also advises creators to use only music, footage or likenesses they own or have permission to use.

Rating, milestones and credits

Community rating is a public number next to the avatar. It grows through actions listed in the Ranking tab, which also shows points needed for the next level and the credit milestones. Views, likes and followers do not add rating on their own, although likes count toward conditions such as verification.

• Completing the profile with a photo, name, bio and specialty: +3 points
• Recreating another creator's project for the first time: +2
• Completing the beginner course of Higgsfield Academy: +15
• Publishing a first Open Project: +4
• Each verified Open Project: +30
• A verified Open Project recreated by a paying creator: +1 per recreation, up to 15 a month
• A blog post approved by Higgsfield that reaches 20 or more likes: +20, with up to 5,000 credits
• Work used in an official Higgsfield promotion: +50 per promotion, with up to 200,000 credits

Reaching 100, 500 and 1,000 rating points adds milestone credits of 5,000, 75,000 and 200,000. New achievements arrive as notifications with a Claim button, and unclaimed rewards do not expire. Higgsfield says the rating rules were verified on October 17, 2026.

Higgsfield Grants

Higgsfield Grants awards up to 200,000 generation credits to a published Open Project. According to the company, its creative and production teams review submissions and the credits go to the creator's balance for future generations.

To qualify, a project must be a video of at least one minute, in any genre or style, published as an Open Project. Shots and unpublished projects cannot be submitted. Applying takes three steps: open the Grants page and select Submit your project, pick a project from the list of published Open Projects, and optionally add a message of up to 320 characters. The project then shows the Submitted status, and selected creators are notified by email. The Grants page also lists projects that have already received grants.

What it means for creators

Higgsfield positions Community for creators whose work already lives on the platform: filmmakers with a finished project to show and fund, creators building a public portfolio with a verified track record, and people who learn by opening someone else's generation and running it again.

Because Community uses the same account as the generation tools, a project assembled in Cinema Studio, with characters kept consistent by Soul ID, can be published from its own page with the folders intact. Credits from milestones, featured work and grants return to the same balance that pays for later generations. Contest entries for the Global Film Festival and applications to the Creator Partnership Program start from the same profile.