Make your own AI influencer with ChatGPT and Higgsfield

Higgsfield Genjutsu has a Motion transfer mode. You give it a video of someone moving and an image of your character, and it re-renders the video with your character doing the exact same thing. The scene, camera and timing stay the same.

1. 1Find a reference video you want your character to copy.
2. 2Design the character in ChatGPT.
3. 3Turn it into a clean front / profile / back reference sheet.
4. 4Upload the video and the sheet to Higgsfield Genjutsu and generate.

Start with the video, because it decides everything: the setting, the camera moves and the action. I scrolled through other AI influencer accounts on Instagram and found one with exactly the kind of short, funny clips I wanted.

I picked the oyster clip in a Paris brasserie and downloaded it. Good reference clips have one main person, a fairly steady camera, and the whole body or upper body in frame.

Ask ChatGPT for a character sheet, not a single photo. Give it a few strong, weird details. Odd features are what make people stop scrolling, and they also give the AI something distinctive to keep consistent later.

ChatGPT came back with Zafiro: a 6'6" Dominican influencer with Bantu knots, gold star-shaped sunglasses, gold teeth and a white suit covered in Dominican flag details. It even wrote a name, a niche and a tagline.

The first image looks great, but it's busy: text, small panels and lifestyle shots. Higgsfield works best with a clean sheet. I took a screenshot of a Higgsfield AI Influencer sheet (front, profile, back and two face close-ups on a plain grey background), attached it, and asked ChatGPT to match the layout.

• Plain background, so nothing from the sheet leaks into the scene.
• Full body from three sides, so the outfit stays consistent when the character turns.
• Two face close-ups, so details like the glasses and gold teeth survive.

Open higgsfield.ai and tap the menu icon at the top left. Choose Higgsfield Genjutsu from the side menu.

On the Genjutsu page, tap Start generating. You can also browse Community trending first to see what other people have made.

1. 1Make sure Motion transfer is selected (not Objects swap).
2. 2Upload your reference video in the big video box.
3. 3Tap the + below it and add your character sheet.
4. 4Leave Style off for a realistic result, then tap Generate.

A few minutes later, Zafiro was standing in the Paris brasserie, copying every gesture from the original clip. The stained-glass ceiling, the oyster tray and the camera shake are all still there.

• Check the details. Backgrounds, lighting and time of day can drift, and the character can pick up the original person's hairstyle. A clearer sheet helps.
• No credits to spare? The AI Influencer tab has presets and a few free generations, so you can build a character entirely inside Higgsfield first.
• Want to try it out first? Record yourself as the reference video. It's the easiest way to see how accurate motion transfer is.
• If you see “protected content detected”, the credits are refunded. Try a different clip or prompt.
• Objects swap, the other Genjutsu mode, replaces an object or outfit in a video instead of the person.