Higgsfield launches Miracle: breaking videos into layers, allowing direct edits like Photoshop.

Beating AI News Flash: AI video company Higgsfield has unveiled an AI video editing tool called Miracle. According to the official demo, if you want to change an outfit, alter a background, or remove an object in a video, you no longer need to regenerate the entire clip. Just select the area you want to modify and see the result in real time.

Miracle's approach is to break the video into separately editable layers and preserve depth information for every frame. For example, when a person is running, the system needs to distinguish the positional relationship between the person and the background so it can modify only his clothing while preserving the original motion, camera movement, and lighting.

AI-powered localized video editing is already being done by others. Tools such as Runway Aleph have long been able to replace objects and modify backgrounds. Miracle's focus is real-time editing, making video post-production closer to the way Photoshop works. Fix whatever you're not satisfied with, without repeatedly generating and waiting for rendering.

Currently, Miracle is still in invite-only beta testing, and its actual editing speed, stability in complex scenes, and pricing have not been disclosed. In the future, Miracle will integrate with Higgsfield MCP and support invocation through Claude.