Higgsfield Miracle: real-time video edits in private beta

Higgsfield announced Miracle, a post-production feature that (per its launch post) vectorizes a video into layers so you can make localized, pixel-level edits while the clip plays. The official page says Miracle edits an existing take rather than generating a new one, and lists planned tools such as recolor, remove/add, on-screen text, background swaps and grading. Access today is private beta / early testing with selected partners; there is a waitlist at higgsfield.ai/miracle. Higgsfield says Miracle is coming soon to Higgsfield MCP and suggests setting up MCP in Claude. No public release date, pricing or measured latency figures yet — the FAQ says performance numbers come at launch. The launch trailer is promotional; we have not verified a real editing workflow or processing times.

Why it mattersWorth tracking if you already make video in Higgsfield. Join the waitlist (or set up MCP) if you want a seat later; do not plan production edits on Miracle until public access and hard numbers land.

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