October 7, 2026
Adapt a video ad to your product: Ad Multiplier preserves editing and motion
Higgsfield lets you replace the product in an existing ad and create variants for testing while keeping the original editing and audio.
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Introducing Ad Multiplier in Ads Studio. Turn any ad that already performs well into new data-driven creatives for your brand. > Analyzes what drives performance > Applies those insights to your product > Generates new ads ready to test and scale Available now on Higgsfield and in the ChatGPT extension.
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On Oct 6, Higgsfield added Ad Multiplier to Ads Studio. The service creates ad variants from an original video and your brand assets.
Previously, Ad Multiplier worked as a skill for Claude through MCP: Higgsfield launched it on Aug 25. The tool now has a visual interface on the website and a connection through ChatGPT.
Starting on the website. In Ads Studio, select Ad Multiplier, upload the original video, add your assets and describe the changes. The Generate button starts generation. The service accepts 1 video lasting 4–30 seconds and up to 20 images.
In the prompt, you can reference attachments with @ and ask to change: - The product. - The characters. - The location. - The storyline. - The opening hook. - The call to action.
According to Higgsfield's Oct 7 instructions, the skill generates variants independently using Seedance 2.5. It preserves the original video's movement, editing and timing. The aspect ratio, audio and text also stay the same unless you ask to change them.
Starting in ChatGPT. On the Higgsfield card, click Install plugin and connect your Higgsfield account. Ad Multiplier is part of the Skills collection, and generations use credits from your current plan.
The result is available in three resolutions: - 480p. - 720p. - 1080p.
According to Higgsfield's Oct 7 FAQ, the cost of each variant is shown separately and depends on the model and resolution.
You can try new video openings and calls to action without uploading the source video again.