Turn a written idea into a film-grade still: cinematographer lighting, one consistent cast across every frame, and full resolution exports that keep the file the model produced.
The console reads your prompt, sets the look, locks the cast and lists exactly what it will render before a single credit is spent.
Every frame below came out of the same console. Ask for a palette, a lens or a light direction and the render holds it.
Ask for a palette and Soul Cinema keeps it across the frame: the red stays #B4010B, the dusk stays #2C566E, and the shadow keeps its own value instead of drifting to black. Colour is planned with the shot, not applied afterwards.
Neon keeps its headroom, faces keep their shape, and the street stays readable instead of collapsing into black.
Dozens of faces, instruments and wardrobe details in one frame without melting into a single blur.
Window light stays directional, so rooms read as rooms instead of a flat wash of brightness.
A sequence lives or dies on whether the same person walks through it. Soul ID locks a face and wardrobe reference and reuses it across every frame, so a close-up, a wide and a reverse angle all read as one cast rather than three strangers.
Write the shot the way you would brief a cinematographer: subject, light, lens, palette and mood.
Lock one face and wardrobe, then render a sequence where every frame is the same person.
Choose the resolution you actually need and keep the file the model produced, untouched.
Development frames, campaign stills, covers and key art: the same console handles all of it.
Compare two graded takes of the same set before the shoot exists.
Stills and cover art for releases, sessions and live shows.
Skin, fabric and metal rendered with the detail editorial clients expect.
Bold graphic frames for covers, thumbnails and campaign key art.
There is no free tier: every plan is paid, renders the same film-grade frames and can be cancelled at any time. The tiers differ on credits, resolution, casts and queue priority.
| Plan | Basic$12/month | Pro$29/month | Max$79/month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $12/month | $29/month | $79/month |
| Credits every month | 120 | 600 | 2,000 |
| Max resolution | 4K stills | 8K stills | 8K stills |
| Soul ID casts | One cast | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Locked looks | 12 | All 40+ | All 40+ |
| Batch sequences | No | No | Yes |
| Commercial licence | No | No | Yes |
| Render queue | Standard | Priority | Highest |
Look tests, single frames and first sequences: 120 credits a month, one cast and 12 locked looks at up to 4K.
See Basic on the pricing pageSets that have to hold together: 600 credits a month, unlimited casts, all 40+ looks and 8K exports.
See Pro on the pricing pageCampaigns, covers and client work: 2,000 credits a month, batch sequences and the commercial licence.
See Max on the pricing pageMonthly or annual billing, credits refresh every month and unused credits do not carry over. The full feature list sits on the Soul Cinema pricing page, and the background is on what Soul Cinema is, Higgsfield Soul Cinema and Soul v2 vs Soul Cinema.
Presets carry the decisions a director of photography would make: lens, light direction, grain and palette. Pick one and the console applies it to every frame in the sequence.
Vertical drama
Neon night
Warm interior
Street editorial
Studio portrait
Stage light
Blue hourSequences, batches and full-resolution exports are first-class in the console, so a set of stills stays consistent from the first frame to the last.
Monthly and annual plans include download credits, the highest available resolution, batch sequences and Soul ID. Cancel whenever you like.
For first-time cinematic generation. or $9/month billed annually.
For creators who shoot sequences, not one-offs. or $23/month billed annually.
For studios running campaigns and key art. or $59/month billed annually.
Annual plans are billed once a year at a lower monthly rate. Prices in USD, taxes may apply.
Three short reads: what Soul Cinema is, how it relates to the Higgsfield Soul model, and how it differs from Soul v2.
What the model does with a written shot, and why a cast stays the same person frame after frame.
Where the name comes from, what it actually refers to, and how to prompt it well.
Stills or motion: which model fits the work you are doing right now.
Soul Cinema is a cinematic image generator. You describe a shot the way you would brief a cinematographer and it returns a film-grade still, with the lighting, palette and lens behaviour already decided.
Soul ID locks a face and wardrobe reference, then reuses it across a sequence of up to six frames, so a character stays recognisably the same person from shot to shot.
Yes. Palette lock pins a requested hex value, so a red stays the red you asked for when the frame is re-rendered at a different angle or size.
Up to 8K on paid plans and up to 4K on Basic. Files are delivered at the size the model produced, without re-encoding.
No. Soul Cinema runs in the browser. Sign in with Google, pick a plan, and the console opens on the home page.
No watermarks and no visible branding on any frame, on any plan.
One credit renders one frame. Every paid plan refreshes its credits monthly, and unused credits do not roll over unless your plan states otherwise.
Yes. Cancel from the billing area of your account at any time. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you already paid for.
Sign in with Google, choose a plan and keep the first still you render in the resolution the model produced.
