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Higgsfield Cinematic Studio 3.0 / Video 3.5

Cinematic Studio is Higgsfield's current first-party video pipeline, exposed through the product at higgsfield.ai/generate and through the CLI and API as cinematic_studio_3_0 and cinematic_studio_video_3_5. It accepts a prompt plus start image, end image, and image, video and audio references (up to 15 media references in total), and generates multi-shot output with named cinematography controls: camera_style, light_scheme, color_grading, genre and speedramp presets.

A video generation model by Higgsfield AI · read 2026-08-14 · sourcing low

Resolution
4k (cinematic_studio_3_0 resolution enum: 480p, 720p, 1080p, 4k; Video 3.5 tops out at 1080p)
Aspect ratios
auto, 21:9, 16:9, 4:3
Weights
Not released
API
Yes
Commercial use
Not established

Cinematic Studio 3.0 lists 480p, 720p, 1080p and 4k resolution options and optional generated audio.

Commercial use — Not established

Cinematic Studio is partly an orchestration layer over both Higgsfield models and licensed third-party models, so the effective terms depend on which underlying model a job routes to.

The licence notes recorded during research were read for a commercial-use position and did not state one. Read the licence before you rely on any of this. Nothing on this page is legal advice, and this site does not tell you a model is cleared for commercial use.

Specification

Vendor figures, read 2026-08-14Read from Higgsfield AI's own documentation on 2026-08-14. Vendors change these between model versions without announcing it, so check theirs before you commit a shot to a number. Sourcing for this entry is thin. Treat it as a starting point and verify before relying on any figure. Check the vendor's current documentation

What it takes in
text, image, video, audio
What it makes
video, audio
Maximum duration
not established
Maximum resolution
4k (cinematic_studio_3_0 resolution enum: 480p, 720p, 1080p, 4k; Video 3.5 tops out at 1080p)
Aspect ratios
auto, 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16
Controls
image-to-video, start-end-frame, camera-control, reference-character-consistency, keyframes
Weights
Not released
API
Yes
Pricing
Subscription credits; Higgsfield plans are $19, $47 and $99 per month billed annually. Higgsfield's published per-model credit table does not include a Cinematic Studio row, so the credit cost per second could not be verified.
Released or updated
Cinematic Studio 4 announced on the Higgsfield home page as of 2026-08-14; CLI catalogue exposes cinematic_studio_3_0 and cinematic_studio_video_3_5. Exact release dates not published first-party.

Maximum duration is not established here. That means no page we could retrieve stated it, not that the model lacks one.

Strengths

  • Named cinematography axes (camera style, lighting scheme, colour grading, genre, speed ramp) rather than free-text prompting alone
  • Up to 15 mixed image/video/audio references in one job
  • 4k option on Cinematic Studio 3.0
  • multi_shots plus multi_prompt for sequences; batch_size for variants
  • First-party CLI and MCP server for agentic workflows

Weaknesses

  • Maximum duration is undocumented; the schema only shows integer duration with defaults of 5 (3.0) and 15 (Video 3.5)
  • No credit price published for Cinematic Studio specifically
  • Unclear how much of the output is Higgsfield's own model versus routed third-party models
  • Default prompt_language is zh, which is easy to miss

Best for

Where the sources disagree

Recorded rather than resolved. Picking the tidier number would hide the fact that the vendor's own pages do not agree.

What to understand before using it

Explainers naming the mechanisms this model's own documentation mentions.

MCP servers that front Higgsfield AI

Servers in the media MCP directory whose own description or homepage names this vendor. Absence of a server here is not evidence that none exists: most publish no tool list at all.

See it from the vendor

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Sources

Read on 2026-08-14. A source that has changed since then will not be reflected here until the next pass.