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Higgsfield has published a practical guide to making AI videos featuring your likeness, with three workflows for different jobs: animate one photo, train a reusable character, or swap your face into an existing clip.

For a one-off video, Create Video starts from a single photo. Soul ID uses 20 to 80 photos to build a reusable character, while Video Face Swap keeps an existing clip’s action and scene. The guide says video swaps require a paid plan; its five free daily swaps apply to images only. The useful distinction is simple: choose based on whether you need a new scene, a consistent face across videos, or a face swap. Higgsfield also recommends clear, well-lit photos and says to use only your own likeness or someone else’s with permission.

Discuss: Should AI video tools make consent checks a built-in requirement for face swaps, or is clear guidance to use likenesses with permission enough?

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