Higgsfield Recast delivers 30+ character presets, 6-language auto-dub – full-body swaps track complex motion

Creators show Recast replacing entire bodies in minutes while preserving complex motion and body mechanics; tracking holds up through full‑frame gestures and camera changes feature reel. Following up on creator review that called it not pro‑ready, today’s demos look steadier, and you can try it directly via the product page Higgsfield homepage.

Upload once and get six language versions; the demo keeps mouth shapes aligned to each locale, making quick international cuts viable for shorts and ads auto‑dub demo.

A new reel spotlights 30+ presets that drop‑in swap your subject into humans, anime, animals, and cartoons with a single click—useful for fast ideation, UGC pipelines, and character tests presets reel. Access and pricing live on the main product site Higgsfield homepage.

You can clone a voice in seconds or choose from 12 built‑ins; lip‑sync stays tight in the sample, which matters for dialogue‑driven skits and promo reads voice demo.

Recast’s background switcher instantly changes your setting using four curated looks; it’s pitched at faceless creators who want repeatable, premium scenes without a lighting or set‑build scramble background demo.

NVIDIA and Technion introduced Time‑to‑Move (TTM), a sampling‑time method that lets you draw object trajectories, control camera paths via depth reprojection, and apply pixel‑level conditioning without fine‑tuning the base model paper thread, ArXiv paper. Dual‑clock denoising allocates separate noise schedules to controlled vs free regions, matching or beating training‑based baselines while working across existing i2v backbones.

A filmmaker‑focused breakdown calls out practical wins—match‑moves, choreographed action beats, and compositing with live plates—with code and examples to try today creator analysis, analysis article.

ComfyUI shipped ATI Trajectory Control to Comfy Cloud: pin a subject, sketch a path, and turn a still into a motion shot in seconds—ideal for the sliding‑background look and path‑level camera/object control release demo. Following cloud workflows going live, this comes as a single drag‑in JSON workflow for the same “load and run” flow, with a live deep‑dive slated for Friday GitHub workflow.

Creators report a regression in ComfyUI’s Path Animator Editor where saved, user‑drawn paths aren’t applied at run time and the workflow falls back to bundled demo routes. The short repro shows multiple custom paths saved, then ignored during execution—test before client work while a fix is pending bug report.