Updated: 4 November 2026

Same face across a full photoshoot (Soul ID)

Soul ID is Higgsfield's way to keep one person's face consistent across many images. Train it once with 20 or more clear photos of yourself, then reuse this prompt and change only the scene to build a full series.

image-higgsfield-soul-id-photoshoot — higgsfield — 50 words

Using my Soul ID character, create a photo of me [SCENE, e.g. walking through a sunlit Jaipur market in a white kurta]. Keep my face, skin tone and hair exactly the same as my Soul ID. Natural candid pose, [LIGHT, e.g. warm late-afternoon sun], 35mm lens look, 4:5. No text.

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Train Soul ID once with 20+ clear photos of yourself, then change only the scene part of this prompt to build a whole series with the same face.

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What you will get

A candid photo of your trained character in a new scene, such as a sunlit market in a white kurta, with your face, skin tone and hair kept the same and a natural 35mm look.

Common mistake

Your face drifts in some pictures.

Fix: Retrain with 20 or more clear, varied photos, as the tip suggests, and change only the scene part of the prompt.

Also watch for

The scene steals the focus. Describe one setting and one action, rather than a long list of details around you.
The light does not suit your skin. Name a flattering light, such as warm late-afternoon sun, and avoid harsh overhead light.

Try a variation: make a travel set

Keep the wording and swap the scene for three places, such as a harbour, a hill café and a train platform, for a matching set.

Still not right? Add this and run it again

same face, skin tone and hair, a new place: [NEW PLACE], a new outfit: [NEW OUTFIT]