Every carousel, this is all you need to do
Say what it is about
One sentence. new carousel about why most restaurant reels flop. That is the only writing you do.
Read the ten slides
He shows you the words before he paints anything, because words are cheap to change and images are not.
Say go
He paints every slide in your colours and saves them in order, sized for Instagram.
Two he actually made
Start to finish, every slide. One is mine, one is a client's. Swipe them.
How to shoot your partner, part 2
Swipe. Ten slides, written and painted from one line.
Villa, or hotel?
Different brand, different colours, same tool. Nothing here was made from a template.
There are no commands to learn
Hyperion runs inside Claude Code on your own computer. You talk to him in plain words.
He will not make things up
No invented client names. No invented numbers. No testimonials you never got. If a slide would be stronger with a number you have not given him, he leaves a bracket and tells you to fill it in.
A bracket is honest. A made up statistic is the thing that gets a creator caught.
What it costs to run
Hyperion is yours. The tools he drives are not free, and I would rather you knew that now than found out later.
Realistically $35 a month. And one honest number nobody tells you: Higgsfield charges in credits, not carousels. The cheapest plan is about 200 credits a month, and a ten slide carousel is roughly 20 to 70 credits. That is three to eight carousels a month on the cheapest plan. If you want more, you want their next tier up.
Setting it up
You do this once. Set aside about twenty minutes.
Open the folder in Claude Code
Unzip the file first. Then open that folder and type set me up.
Let him check your computer
He installs anything missing. You never open a settings file yourself.
Make your Higgsfield account
This is what paints the slides. He waits and tells you exactly what to click.
Answer a few questions
What you do, who reads your stuff, your colours, what you want people to do at the end. Take your time here. It is the difference between carousels that sound like you and carousels that sound like everyone.