Put the script first
Import a screenplay or write one with the Writers' Room. Cast, locations, props and wardrobe are extracted into the project.
Higgsfield is an AI creative suite for generating and editing images, video and voice, with access to a range of models and creative tools on web and mobile. ShowMaker Studio is built specifically for scripted drama. It holds the screenplay, the cast and the locations, and sends the same references to the model on every shot.
Import a screenplay or write one with the Writers' Room. Cast, locations, props and wardrobe are extracted into the project.
Approve character sheets, outfits, location stills and voices. Attach a World bible if your story has peoples and places with a defined look.
Use Scene Flow to see script and shots together, watch the free animatic, then render each shot on the model that suits it.
| Higgsfield | ShowMaker Studio | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An AI creative suite for images, video and voice, with many models and tools | A scripted drama pipeline from premise to published episode |
| Starting point | Prompts or reference media | A premise or an imported screenplay |
| Cast across episodes | Tools for using your own characters, per Higgsfield's site | Character sheets, wardrobe and fixed voices shared by every episode |
| Video models | A range of models, including Kling | Seedance 2.0, Wan 3.0, Veo 3.1, Kling and MiniMax, per shot |
| Script and dialogue | Focused on creative generation | Screenplay editor, Script Assistant, dialogue tied to shots, voices per character |
| Preview before video | Depends on your workflow | Free narrated animatic |
Higgsfield presents itself as an AI-native creative suite for images, video and voice, from prompts or reference media. Its site lists a range of tools and models, including Kling, plus features for recasting motion with your own characters, turning trends into posting-ready series, and an agent for automating creative workflows.
It's aimed at creators and brands who want many creative tools in one place and fast, social-ready output.
Many people choose it for its range: many models and many kinds of output in one account, with tools that lean toward what's trending on social platforms. For brands and creators who make a lot of different things, that breadth is useful.
ShowMaker Studio is narrower. It's a production pipeline for scripted drama: micro dramas, short films, true crime, series. Each project is built around a story. Scenes come from a screenplay, shots are tied to the dialogue they cover, and every shot cites the cast and location as @references.
That's what lets a series hold its cast across every episode. It also means you can review the work in stages: the script and hook in the Writers' Room, the stills on the storyboard, the voices, and a free narrated animatic, all before video is rendered.
If you want a wide creative toolbox for images, video and trend content, Higgsfield is built for that. If you're producing scripted episodes where characters speak and come back, ShowMaker is built for that: the script, cast and voices are stored once and reused everywhere.
Both can sit in one workflow. Plenty of creators use a general tool for promo assets and a drama pipeline for the episodes themselves.
Look at where your time goes. If it goes on trying models and styles until something looks right, a broad suite helps. If it goes on keeping a character's face, outfit and voice the same across forty shots, or on making dialogue land on the right shot, that's what ShowMaker's references, voices and checks are for. The free plan is 200 credits with no card, enough to test a scene.
Higgsfield is a broad AI creative suite. ShowMaker is a production pipeline for scripted drama that stores the story, cast and locations and sends the same references to the model on every shot.
Yes. A series shares its cast and assets across every episode, so each character's identity stills, outfits and voice are reused rather than re-described.
Seedance 2.0 and mini, Wan 3.0, Google Veo 3.1, Kling and MiniMax. You choose per shot, so wides and cutaways can go to cheaper models.
Yes. The free plan has 200 credits and no card, and makes narrated films from AI stills.
Start free with 200 credits: a narrated film from AI stills, no credit card.