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Higgsfield Apps are going crazy with editing tools. One click moves your Adobe Premiere Pro timeline into DaVinci Resolve. Built on Higgsfield Supercomputer.
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premiere to davinci sounds easy until effects parity breaks the edit

amazing, I love @higgsfield_ai creator program is awesome

Is there an app built to easily have video transitions between 2 scenes in Davinci? (Instead of uploading 2 screenshots)

doesn’t that cost way too much token per video?

Holy sheet

Just switched to DaVinci Resolve and it's a game-changer! One click imports from Premiere Pro 🎉🤩

you keep blowing my mind 😫🥹🤲

Curious to see what they build next because they don't seem to be slowing down anytime soon. What feature would you like to see next.

Wow I'm trying this out next ☺️

That's really impressive!

adobe premiere timelines popping straight into resolve without a re-link nightmare would actually save hours

This is the kind of workflow AI creators have been waiting for. Moving a Premiere timeline to DaVinci Resolve in one click is a huge time saver. Now imagine combining this with AI video tools like Kling, Seedance, and Higgsfield for a full production pipeline. Excited to see where this goes. 🚀

The real question is how much survives the round trip. Do nested sequences, effects, keyframes and custom transitions map cleanly, or is this mostly optimized for simpler timelines?

That's great

One click between those two editors saves real time.

This is huge for post-production workflows. Moving a Premiere Pro timeline into DaVinci Resolve in one click removes one of the most painful handoffs in editing. We produce video content for clients regularly, and interoperability like this saves serious hours. Higgsfield keeps shipping at an unreal pace!

逆はできるのだろうか?

Wow I'm trying this out next ☺️

That's incredibly cool! Makes editing so much smoother. What a time saver.

no more xml export nightmares means editors might actually get some sleep 🥲
