Higgsfield Automation
Stop clicking Generate 50 times. Batch it instead.
What it does
Stop clicking Generate one prompt at a time. Higgsfield Automation batch-runs your prompts — paste a list or import a spreadsheet, pick Text-to-Video, Frame-to-Video, Text-to-Image, or Image-to-Image, and let it queue, retry, and auto-download everything while you work on something else. Built for creators and editors generating at volume, no API keys or code needed. Runs inside your own signed-in Higgsfield session. Outputs saved with clean, prompt-based filenames.
Higgsfield Automation is a no-code Chrome, Edge, and Firefox extension for non-technical creators to batch-run Higgsfield image and video prompts, import spreadsheets, retry failures, and auto-download results in your browser session.
Import prompts, choose a Higgsfield mode, and let the extension queue, retry, and download the batch in your browser. Four steps, one side panel. Scroll to watch the extension move through a batch. Paste blocks, drop a text file, or import a spreadsheet — it finds the prompt column for you. Text-only prompts, image references, first/last frames, or still image generation. Set concurrency, pacing, outputs per prompt, and retries. Cancel mid-run anytime. Auto-download to a named folder with prompt-based filenames and a CSV run report. Watch the extension queue, pace, and automate generations on higgsfield.ai with real cost calculations. Prompt-only video batches, with multiple variations per…from deepakthapa.dev
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