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FULL Claude + Higgsfield Tutorial: Automated Marketing System!

AI Foundations ·2026-07-08 ·2 min read

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Learn how to connect Claude with Higsfield and set up a structured Claude Code project to automate image, video, and copy creation for marketing.

Takeaways

  • Connecting Claude to Higsfield is a three‑click process: copy MCP URL → add custom connector in Claude → authorize connection.
  • Claude converts plain language into model‑specific prompts, handling image‑model selection (GPT‑Image‑2, NanoBanana Pro) and video‑model choice (Cling 3.0).
  • A clear folder hierarchy (*claude.md*, *context*, *templates*, *skills*) lets Claude Code locate assets and run automated routines without manual intervention.
  • Context files—business overview, POV, personal stories, and a voice rulebook—prevent generic AI output and keep marketing copy authentic to your brand.

Connecting Claude to Higsfield

Copy the MCP URL from the Higsfield page linked in the description. In Claude’s left‑hand sidebar open *Customize → Connectors*, click *Add* then *Add custom connector*. Name it “Higsfield”, paste the URL, and save. After adding, hit *Connect* and approve the authentication prompt to link the accounts.

Generating Images with Claude + Higsfield

In a Claude chat, describe the desired image or upload an inspiration picture. Claude translates your natural‑language request into a detailed prompt (e.g., specifying background grid, metallic text, color gradients) and selects the appropriate Higsfield model such as GPT‑Image‑2 or NanoBanana Pro. The generated variations appear directly in the chat with inline controls to download, animate, edit, or recreate the prompt.

Creating Videos from Images

Save a generated image, then ask Claude to turn it into a short video title slide with in/out animations. Claude uploads the image to Higsfield’s asset bucket, selects a suitable video model (e.g., Cling 3.0), and builds a prompt that includes animation style details. The resulting 5‑second 16:9 clip can be previewed, iterated on, or refined by giving natural‑language feedback (e.g., reduce lightning, simplify orbs).

Setting Up Claude Code Structure

Create a dedicated folder for marketing automation and open it in Claude Code. Use voice dictation to ask Claude to generate a *claude.md* project instruction file plus subfolders: *context*, *templates*, and *skills*. This hierarchy gives Claude a home base for assets, reusable prompts, and skill scripts.

Providing Context Documents

Populate the *context* folder with business‑specific markdown files: a Business Overview (company identity, revenue model, goals), a Point‑of‑View document (personal beliefs, contrarian takes), and Story files (real anecdotes for email copy). Include a Voice Guide that lists writing rules—no fabricated numbers, no banned AI phrases—to ensure output matches your brand voice.

Using Templates and Skills

Store prompt templates in the *templates* folder—for example an image‑generation template that Claude can reuse each time you need a consistent visual style. Define skills in the *skills* folder that combine context, templates, and Higsfield actions (e.g., “create email blast”, “generate YouTube thumbnail”). When invoked, Claude Code reads the relevant documents, applies the voice rules, and executes the skill automatically.