100 ChatGPT Codes That Turn Any Product Photo Into a Video
Every code on this page is one word. You save one message to ChatGPT's memory, attach a photo, and type a slash command. Higgsfield renders the video. That is the entire system.
First, connect Higgsfield inside ChatGPT
None of this works until Higgsfield is connected inside ChatGPT. It takes about thirty seconds.
- Open ChatGPT and tap Plugins at the top.
- Search Higgsfield and tap it.
- Sign in and connect your account.
Now ChatGPT can actually render video instead of just talking about it.
⚡ Open Higgsfield and connect your account
Save this to ChatGPT's memory
This is the part that makes all 100 codes work, and it is the part everyone skips.
None of these codes are real commands. They do not exist anywhere. You are teaching ChatGPT what a slash command means, and you are putting it in memory so it sticks. Do this once and every code below works in every new chat, forever. You never paste it again.
Send this exactly as it is.
Add this to your memory permanently. Any time I send a slash command with an image attached, use the Higgsfield plugin and render it as a Seedance video. Take the word after the slash, turn it into a detailed creative video prompt, and run it. Keep the product in my photo exactly as it is, same shape, same colours, same logo. Only the world around it changes. Do not ask me follow up questions, just make the video.Now run your first code
Open any chat. Attach a photo of your product. Type one code. Send it.
Attach the photo, send /smoke, and boom, you get your product with smoke rolling around it. No prompt writing, no settings, no model picking.
One photo works for all 100. Send /smoke, then /chrome, then /giant, and you have three completely different videos off the same shot.
If ChatGPT ever replies with text instead of a video, ask it to check its memory, then send your code again.
Break it apart
The ones people stop scrolling for. Your product comes apart and puts itself back together.
/deconstruct: your product splits into every individual part, floating in mid air.
/explode: a slow motion blast with every piece frozen at the peak.
/shatter: it cracks like glass and the shards hang there.
/dissolve: it turns to dust, blows away, then reforms.
/peel: layers strip off one at a time.
/slice: a clean cut through the middle and both halves drift apart.
/melt: it collapses into liquid, then pours back into shape.
/crush: an invisible force flattens it and it springs back.
/unravel: it comes apart in threads that spiral outward.
/vaporize: it burns away from one corner and rebuilds.
Weather and elements
Cheap to shoot here, impossible to shoot for real.
/smoke: thick smoke rolls around it and clears.
/lightning: bolts strike around it and light the whole frame.
/fire: flames wrap it without burning it.
/ice: frost creeps across the surface then cracks off.
/water: a wave crashes over it in slow motion.
/sandstorm: sand rips past and reveals it.
/rain: heavy rain with every drop lit from behind.
/snow: snow falls and settles on top of it.
/steam: hot steam pours off it.
/wind: wind tears through the frame and it holds steady.
Ad shots
These are the ones that look like a brand paid for them.
/adcreative: a full commercial shot with a hero reveal.
/unboxing: hands open the box and lift it out.
/hero: a slow push in on a perfect studio hero shot.
/billboard: your product on a giant city billboard at night.
/luxury: soft light and marble, the expensive version.
/supercut: fast cuts of it from ten angles.
/lifestyle: someone actually using it in a real room.
/storefront: it sits in a glowing shop window.
/packshot: clean white background, one perfect rotation.
/launch: a curtain drops and reveals it to a crowd.
Camera moves
Same product, same photo, completely different shot.
/orbit: the camera circles it a full 360.
/dollyzoom: the background stretches while the product stays locked.
/crane: the camera lifts up and away.
/flythrough: the camera flies straight through the middle of it.
/macro: extreme close up with every texture visible.
/whippan: a fast whip across and it lands in frame.
/handheld: raw handheld motion, like a real camera operator.
/drone: a wide aerial that drops down onto it.
/tracking: the camera follows it as it moves.
/snapzoom: a hard snap zoom onto one detail.
Light and mood
Lighting does more for a product than the product does.
/neon: neon tubes light it in pink and blue.
/goldenhour: warm low sun and long shadows.
/studio: clean three point studio lighting.
/blackout: the lights cut and one beam finds it.
/spotlight: a single spotlight in a dark room.
/strobe: fast strobe flashes freeze it mid motion.
/caustics: water light patterns dance across the surface.
/rimlight: a hard edge light outlines the whole shape.
/moonlight: cold blue night light.
/flare: a lens flare sweeps across the frame.
Materials
It stops being your product and becomes something else.
/chrome: the whole thing turns to liquid chrome.
/glass: it becomes clear glass and light passes through.
/gold: solid gold, heavy and reflective.
/marble: carved marble like a statue.
/origami: folded paper that unfolds into the real thing.
/clay: soft clay getting sculpted into shape.
/crystal: grown from crystal with light refracting inside.
/hologram: a floating blue hologram version.
/wireframe: a glowing wireframe that fills in solid.
/pixel: it breaks into pixels and reassembles.
Scale and surreal
The ones that do not make sense, which is why they work.
/giant: your product the size of a building in a city.
/miniature: tiny, sitting on a fingertip.
/float: it hovers with zero gravity around it.
/underwater: sinking slowly through deep blue water.
/space: floating in orbit with earth behind it.
/dream: a soft surreal dreamscape around it.
/mirror: infinite mirrors on every side.
/kaleidoscope: the frame folds into a kaleidoscope pattern.
/clone: a hundred copies stretching to the horizon.
/portal: it comes through a glowing portal.
Style
Pick a decade, pick a medium.
/vhs: 90s VHS tape look with tracking lines.
/film: 35mm film grain and soft halation.
/claymation: stop motion clay animation.
/anime: hand drawn anime style with speed lines.
/noir: black and white with hard shadows.
/vaporwave: pink and purple retro grid.
/blueprint: a technical blueprint that builds into the real product.
/xray: see straight through it to the inside.
/comic: comic book panels with halftone dots.
/stopmotion: choppy handmade stop motion.
Environments
Put it anywhere on earth without leaving your desk.
/jungle: deep jungle with light coming through the leaves.
/desert: endless dunes at sunset.
/mountain: a snowy peak with clouds below.
/ocean: on the surface of the open sea.
/volcano: lava glowing behind it.
/aurora: northern lights across the sky.
/cave: a dark cave with a single shaft of light.
/field: a wide flower field moving in the wind.
/waterfall: mist and water crashing behind it.
/rooftop: a city rooftop at blue hour.
Motion
For the last three seconds of an ad.
/assemble: every part flies in and locks together.
/shockwave: a blast ring pushes out from it.
/ripple: the whole frame ripples like water.
/magnet: pieces snap toward it like metal to a magnet.
/bounce: it drops in and bounces to a stop.
/spin: a fast spin that slows to a perfect stop.
/levitate: it rises slowly off the surface.
/timelapse: day turns to night around it.
/glitch: digital glitch distortion that snaps clean.
/speedramp: fast to slow motion at the key moment.
Make your own codes
The list is not the limit. Any word works.
Send /thunderstorm, /bakery, /racetrack, /snowglobe, whatever fits what you sell. ChatGPT writes the prompt from the word you give it. The 100 above are just the ones that come out clean almost every time.
Two words work too. /neon rain and /gold macro both render fine.
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Frequently asked questions
No, and that is the point. Not one of them exists by default. The memory message at the top of this guide is what teaches ChatGPT to treat a slash word as a video instruction. Skip that message and every code fails.
No. That is why it goes into memory. Send it once, ChatGPT saves it, and the codes work in every new chat after that. You can check it saved by asking ChatGPT what it remembers about slash commands.
You need the Higgsfield plugin connected to your ChatGPT account. New Higgsfield accounts come with free credits, so your first renders cost you nothing.
It should not. The memory message tells it to keep your product identical and only change the world around it. If you ever see it drift, add keep the product identical on the end of your code.
No. Shoes, food, a bottle, a car, a book, your own face. If it is in the photo, the codes work on it. A clean shot on a plain background gives you the best result. More Higgsfield workflows are in the prompt vault.