Higgsfield Launches Katana: Copy Any Launch Video From a Reference Clip
SimplyAnnisa · x · 2026-10-09
Higgsfield launched Katana, a video editing tool powered by Claude Motion, built on the idea that "the next video editing interface is a video." Instead of typing prompts — e.g., a speed ramp that hits on the drop — users provide a reference clip, add their photos or footage, and Katana reproduces the same edit with their product as the star. Product rule: "never make people type what they could just show you." Early users report one-shotting launch videos, with the tool pulling arXiv clips and generating motion graphics automatically.
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