Guides
Prompt guides, real prices and step-by-step workflows, written from how Biggsfield and its models actually work.
GPT Image 2.5 vs Nano Banana 2.1 for Photoreal Images
GPT Image 2.5 is the model to pick when words, logos and layouts have to come out exactly right. Nano Banana 2.1 is the stronger choice for photoreal people and scenes, edits that leave everything else untouched, and output from 1K up to 4K at a lower entry price.
6 min read
How Much Does AI Video Cost? Real Prices Per Clip
Every AI video generation on Biggsfield costs a fixed number of credits that depends on the model, clip length, resolution and whether sound is included. This guide lists real per-clip prices at common settings and shows how to draft cheaply, upscale smartly and choose the right model for each job.
5 min read
How to Keep the Same AI Character in Images and Video
A consistent AI character starts with a distinctive face and a good set of reference images, and Biggsfluencer builds that set for you automatically. This guide shows how to carry the character through image and video studios, which models handle references best, and when a one-click LoRA is worth it.
6 min read
How to Make an AI Influencer (Classic or Quirky)
This guide walks through building an AI influencer in Biggsfluencer, from choosing a polished or proudly quirky look to locking the face with an automatic reference pack and a private model. It then covers persona, voice in 29 languages, content ideas and how to disclose AI honestly.
5 min read
How to Make UGC Video Ads with AI: A Complete Workflow
This guide walks through a complete workflow for producing UGC-style video ads in Biggsfield, from saving your product in Biggs Ads to testing multiple concepts with Ad Multiplier. You will learn how to write hooks that stop the scroll, prompt Seedance 2.5 and Kling 3.0 Pro for creator-style talking clips, and deliver every aspect ratio from a single project.
6 min read
How to Run a Faceless YouTube Channel with AI
Biggs Autopilot turns a niche into a daily YouTube pipeline. It finds topics, writes scripts, records the voice, generates scenes, edits and uploads, and every video waits for your approval. This guide covers setup, building a consistent AI host with Biggsfluencer, and keeping quality high when production is mostly automated.
6 min read
How to Write Prompts for Kling 3.0: Pro and 4K Guide
Kling 3.0 responds best to concrete physical action, strong camera language and self-contained shot descriptions, and its native voice speaks only English or Chinese. This guide shows how to structure prompts for Kling 3.0 Pro and Kling 3.0 4K on Biggsfield, with four example prompts you can adapt.
6 min read
Image to Video: How to Animate a Product Photo
A strong product photo is a finished first frame, so animating it is mostly a matter of deciding where the shot ends, how the camera moves and which model renders it. This guide covers start and end frames, camera motion presets, model choice, prompt structure and ready-to-adapt example prompts in Biggsfield.
6 min read
Kling 3.0 vs Seedance 2.5 vs Veo 3.1: Pick a Model by Shot
Each of these video models fits a different kind of shot, and their real specs and credit prices show where each belongs. This guide maps dialogue, multi-shot sequences, emotional close-ups, action and premium hero shots to the model and prompt structure that suit them.
6 min read
Make AI Videos from Claude or ChatGPT with Biggsfield MCP
Biggsfield can be connected to Claude and ChatGPT as an MCP server, so you can ask for videos, images and one-tap app effects in plain conversation and get finished generations back. This guide covers setup in Claude, ChatGPT and Claude Code, explains the seven tools the connector exposes, and shows example requests with what they cost in credits.
6 min read
Seedance 2.5 Prompt Guide: Action, Multi-Shot and References
Seedance 2.5 is the flagship video model on Biggsfield. It generates up to 30 seconds with native lip-synced audio, several shots in one prompt and multiple reference images, and this guide shows how to write prompts that use all three. It also covers four ready-to-adapt example prompts and how to choose resolution and duration without wasting credits.
6 min read
Veo 3.1 Prompts with Dialogue and Sound: A Practical Guide
Veo 3.1 and Veo 3.1 Fast generate picture and synchronized sound from one prompt, so the way you write dialogue, ambience and effects shapes the result as much as the camera direction. This guide covers the prompt structure Veo expects, how to format spoken lines and audio cues, when the cheaper Fast version is the better choice, and four ready-to-use example prompts.
7 min read