Example result: Podcast-style clip for Shorts
AI-generated example · Higgsfield · Podcast
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Podcast-style clip for Shorts

This prompt makes a podcast-style vertical clip from your photo, with you speaking one strong line at a desk with a microphone. Keep each clip to one idea of 10 to 15 seconds and add captions in your editor.

video-higgsfield-podcast-clip — higgsfield — 63 words

Podcast clip, 9:16. Use my photo and keep my face exactly the same. I sit at a desk with a microphone in [SETTING, e.g. a cosy studio with warm lamps and bookshelves] and say: "[LINE, e.g. My biggest money mistake was not starting early]" Natural gestures, slight nods, soft key light, shallow depth of field, calm confident tone. No on-screen text, no logos.

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Keep each clip to one strong idea of 10 to 15 seconds. Add captions in your editor afterwards.

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What you will get

A vertical podcast-style clip of you, with your face unchanged, sitting at a desk with a microphone in a cosy studio and saying your line with natural gestures, slight nods and a soft key light.

Why it works

Podcast clips spread when one strong line lands, so the prompt seats you at a desk with a microphone and gives you a single sentence to say. Natural gestures, slight nods and a calm, confident tone make it believable, and a warm studio with shallow depth of field looks like a real show. Keeping each clip to one idea, as the tip says, suits how people watch short video.

Common mistake

The lips do not match the words, or the line is cut off.

Fix: Keep the line to one short sentence, as the tip says, in a clip of 10 to 15 seconds. Long lines are the first thing to go wrong.

Also watch for
  • The face changes while speaking. Repeat “keep my face exactly the same” and start from a clear, front-facing photo with the mouth closed.
  • Captions burned into the video contain errors. Keep “no on-screen text” and add captions in your editor afterwards, as the tip suggests.
Try a variation: make a series

Keep the same setting line and change only the spoken line, such as a different money tip each time. A repeated set makes your clips feel like one show.

Still not right? Add this and run it again

Clear audio. The person speaks slowly and their lips match the words exactly.

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