Celebrity Selfie Prompts
How to Generate a Celebrity Selfie Video Using Higgsfield.ai
This guide walks you step by step through how to generate a realistic selfie-style video with celebrities using higgsfield.ai.
Step 1: Take a Selfie
Start by taking a clear selfie of yourself.
Make sure your face is well-lit and visible, as this image will be used as the reference.
Step 2: Create the First Celebrity Image
- Go to higgsfield.ai
- Click on Create Image
- Upload your selfie
- Select Nano Banana as the model
- Add the prompt below
- Replace SHOW NAME, ACTOR/CHARACTER NAME, and SPECIFIC SET / LOCATION with your preferences
Prompt (DO NOT MODIFY — ONLY REPLACE VARIABLES):
Generate a candid, selfie-style photo taken by me on the production set of [SHOW NAME]. The individual from the uploaded reference image is capturing a front-facing self-portrait with their arm extended toward the camera, giving it an authentic, in-the-moment feel. Keep this person’s facial features, hair, physique, outfit, and overall look completely unchanged—maintain their exact appearance. [ACTOR/CHARACTER NAME] appears alongside me in the frame. The scene reveals the iconic [SPECIFIC SET / LOCATION] in a real filming environment—no green screen look. Include visible professional filming gear, studio lights, and production tools in the background to reinforce the genuine on-set atmosphere, as if I snapped the photo between takes.
Step 3: Repeat for the Second Celebrity
Repeat the exact same process to generate a second image, this time replacing the celebrity, show, and set details with a different choice.
At the end of this step, you should have two separate images, each featuring you with a different celebrity.
Step 4: Create the Video
- Click on Create Video
- Upload:
- First image as the Start Frame
- Second image as the End Frame
- Select Kling 2.5 Turbo as the model
- Add the prompt below
Video Prompt (Keep Exactly the Same):
The individual from the uploaded reference image walks onto another set, casually says hi to the people there, and takes a quick selfie. The moment should feel spontaneous and unplanned, as if I captured it while moving between sets. Maintain the person’s exact facial features, hair, physique, outfit, and overall appearance with no changes.
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