The Workflow
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Open Meshy AI and have it ready before you start
Upload a clear front‑facing portrait to Higgsfield, select GPT‑Image‑2, and prompt for a full‑body T‑pose with plain background, then generate the image
Using Higgsfield’s angles feature, generate three additional shots of the same character at 45°, top‑down, and bottom‑up angles
Open Meshy AI, go to the Image‑to‑3D workspace, set the front T‑pose image as primary, upload the three angle images, keep model type Standard, select Meshy 6, enable Image Enhancement and Multi‑View, then click Generate Multi‑View
In Meshy, open the Pose tab, choose Custom, drag the mannequin bones to create a boxing stance, and click Send Custom Pose with a private license
Switch to the Texture tab, keep the auto‑filled source image, enable Remove Lighting, PBR Maps and HD Texture, keep Meshy 6, and generate the texture
In the Meshy viewer, rotate the fully textured model to find the ideal camera angle and capture a screenshot of the framing
Return to Higgsfield, open GPT‑Image‑2, set aspect ratio to 16:9, paste a prompt that keeps the exact pose and places the character in a dark gym, then generate the clean render
Open the Video tab in Higgsfield, select Kling 3.0, upload the rendered image as the first frame, set duration to 5 seconds and quality to 1080p, write a short video prompt describing a single punch and a subtle camera sweep, then generate the video
Review the final 5‑second clip, make any minor adjustments, and export the result as an MP4 video