This is a universal one-input recipe prompt All you have to do is name the food — the AI generates a complete, high-quality recipe infographic with the finished dish, ingredients, step-by-step instructions, and key cooking info, all laid out in a clean, modern visual Prompt 👇 Ultra-clean modern recipe infographic. Showcase [FOOD] in a visually appealing finished form—sliced, plated, or portioned—floating slightly in perspective or angled view. Arrange ingredients, steps, and tips around the dish in a dynamic editorial layout, not restricted to top-down. Ingredients Section: Include icons or mini illustrations for each ingredient with quantities. Arrange them in clusters, lists, or circular flows connected visually to the dish. Steps Section: Show preparation steps with numbered panels, arrows, or lines, forming a logical flow around the main dish. Include small cooking icons (knife, pan, oven, timer) where helpful. Additional Info (optional): Total calories, prep/cook time, servings, spice level—displayed as clean bubbles or badges near the dish. Visual Style: Editorial infographic meets lifestyle food photography. Vibrant, natural food colors, subtle drop shadows, clean vector icons, modern typography, soft gradients or glassmorphism for step panels. Accent colors can highlight key info (calories, prep time). Composition Guidelines: Finished meal as hero visual (perspective or angled) Ingredients and steps flow dynamically around the dish Clear visual hierarchy: dish > steps > ingredients > optional stats Enough negative space to keep design airy and readable Lighting & Background: Soft, natural studio lighting, minimal textured or gradient background for premium editorial feel. Output: 1080×1080, ultra-crisp, social-feed optimized, no watermark

Big update for AI video creators Higgsfield just showcased Kling’s new Motion Control feature, and this is one of the most important upgrades to AI character video so far Instead of relying purely on text prompts, Motion Control lets you: • Upload a real reference video • Upload a character image • Transfer actual human motion (body, gestures, timing, expressions) directly onto the character This means the movement is no longer “AI-guessed” — it’s motion-driven, which instantly improves realism and consistency Why this matters (especially for AI Visual Lab workflows): - Way more natural body movement - Better character continuity - Faster iteration (no complex motion prompting) - Ideal for AI influencers, reels, ads, and narrative clips Higgsfield’s demo shows how powerful this becomes when combined with strong base visuals — static images finally feel alive, not animated. I’ll upload the Higgsfield demo video here so you can see exactly how it works in practice. If you’re serious about AI video (not just testing prompts), this feature is a real unlock Check it out - https://higgsfield.ai/create/motion-control More breakdowns + workflows coming 👀

It’s an AI influencer called Rebeckahemsee with 123K followers on Instagram. If you couldn’t confidently tell — that’s the point. AI influencers are already: - growing real audiences - looking indistinguishable - creating real opportunities right now This isn’t future tech. It’s already live.

Two images One is real One is an AI influencer with 121K+ followers Comment 1 or 2 below 👇 I’ll reveal the answer later this evening and break down what gives it away This is how realistic AI visuals have become

Exploring a futuristic archive aesthetic, products sealed, preserved, and presented like collectibles This setup is great for experimenting with tension, reflections, and colour under harsh lighting Prompt 👇 Create a high-resolution, hyperrealistic 4:5 portrait-style photo of the "product or logo of your choice" sealed inside a transparent, vacuum-packed plastic pouch that tightly conforms to its shape, exaggerating every curve, edge, and indentation. The pouch should appear crinkled and reflective with sharp creases, tension points, and subtle areas of condensation around pressure zones to enhance realism. Use harsh, directional lighting to accentuate the textures of both the packaging and the object inside. Set the scen against a clean white or soft gray background to let the reflections and surface details stand out. Add archival-style touches such as a barcode, product code (e.g., "ABC-123456), and minimal branded text (e.g., "BRAND // ARCHIVE UNIT") to evoke a collectible, futuristic, and slightl dystopian presentation.