Here's the step-by-step guide as mentioned in the attached video:
Step 1: Create a Higgsfield account using this special link which gives you FREE unlimited usage (works until 31 July 2026):
https://higgsfield.ai/s/higgsfield-free-unlimited-vol-2-mcp-leon.petrou-SqofNW
Step2: Create a new YouTube account (don’t use an old account with followers already, start fresh, the YouTube algorithm boosts new accounts): https://www.youtube.com/
Step 3: Run the below prompt to generate 365 educational nursery rhyme ideas (one post per day of the year). Or just use my list: https://claude.ai/share/a5cb570d-769b-44f5-9a3a-50911cb8ff04
Here’s the prompt if you want to tweak it:
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Generate 365 unique ideas for educational nursery rhymes aimed at young children. Each idea is a concept only, not the rhyme itself. No lyrics, no verses, just the concept.
Cover these four categories, splitting the 365 ideas roughly evenly between them:
Life skills and hygiene (e.g. how to tie a shoelace, how to wash your hands, how to use the toilet, how to pack away your toys)
Manners and social skills (e.g. saying please and thank you, taking turns, apologizing)
Safety and health (e.g. looking both ways before crossing, why we wear sunscreen, calling for help)
Early learning (e.g. counting to ten, colors of the rainbow, days of the week)
Output format rules:
Group the list by category, with the category name as a heading before each group.
Number the items continuously from 1 to 365 across all categories.
Each item must be ONE full sentence-style description on a single line. Do not use a title plus subtitle format. Do not use a name followed by a colon. Just one complete description per line that explains what the rhyme will teach and roughly how, e.g. "A rhyme that teaches kids to wash their hands for twenty seconds by singing through each step from wetting to drying."
Every idea must be unique. No duplicates, no near-duplicates with slightly different wording.
Every idea must be teachable through a short, catchy, rhyming song and suitable for children.
Do not include anything scary, violent, or inappropriate for young kids.
If you cannot fit all 365 in one response, stop at a natural point, tell me the last number you completed, and continue from there when I say "continue".
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Step 4: Connect Higgsfield to Claude in claude click:
Customize > connectors > Click the “Add” button > add custom connectors > and paste this into the remote MCP server URL: https://mcp.higgsfield.ai/mcp > Name it “Higgsfield” > Click Add > Sign in to your higgsfield account (if you’re not already signed in)
Step 5: Click the yellow button “Get free trial for $0” in the Higgsfield website as in the attached screenshot. If you don’t see it, the promo has ended (31 July). If you still don’t see it, sign up with another email address.
Step 6: Run this prompt in claude for all 365 ideas. Create a new chat and repaste te prompt for each idea. Just replace the text (or variable) that says “{ENTER IDEA FROM LIST OF 365 HERE}” with the actual idea e.g. “A rhyme that teaches kids to wash their hands for twenty seconds by singing through each step from wetting to drying.”
Here’s the prompt (use COMMAND + SHIFT + V to paste or else it paste as an attachment and not plain text to text the variable)::
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You are creating an educational nursery rhyme video for children using the Higgsfield MCP connection. Follow every step in order.
=== SERIES SETTINGS ===
VISUAL_THEME: bright 3D cartoon style with soft rounded shapes, chunky proportions, glossy textures, and vivid saturated colors, similar to modern preschool animation
AGE_RANGE: preschool, ages 3 to 5
VOICE_STYLE: warm, playful, friendly voice suited to children's content
VIDEO_LENGTH: between 30 seconds and 100 seconds. The rhyme decides the exact length: write the rhyme first, then size the video to fit it naturally at a playful, sing-song pace. Never pad a short rhyme or rush a long one to hit a target number. Stay inside the range.
LOOP_MODE: yes
Work autonomously. Make every creative decision yourself (character, lyrics, scenes, voice) without stopping to ask me questions or wait for approval. Run the full process start to finish.
=== INPUT ===
CONCEPT: {ENTER IDEA FROM LIST OF 365 HERE}
=== PROCESS ===
STEP 1: INVENT THE CHARACTER
Invent a fresh, original main character that fits the CONCEPT, ideally one that IS the lesson, like a singing toothbrush for a brushing rhyme or a friendly traffic light for road safety. Every video gets its own unique character.
STEP 2: WRITE THE RHYME
Write original catchy nursery rhyme lyrics that teach the CONCEPT, performed by the character. The lyrics must:
Rhyme with a simple, consistent scheme (AABB or ABAB) and include a short repeating hook
Use vocabulary appropriate for the AGE_RANGE
Break the lesson into simple, correct steps a child can follow
Run long enough to teach the lesson properly and short enough to hold a young child's attention, landing inside the VIDEO_LENGTH range when performed at a playful, sing-song pace
If LOOP_MODE is yes: the final line must lead naturally back into the first line, with the hook at both the start and end, and no verse that reads as a finale
STEP 3: CONFIRM THE MODELS
For video clips, use Seedance 2.0. If it is unavailable, use Kling 3.0, and give every clip a start image.
Use models_explore to confirm the model's supported clip durations, 9:16 support, and start/end frame roles, then adjust the scene blocks to match its allowed durations while keeping the total inside the VIDEO_LENGTH range.
For the opening image, pick an image model suited to the VISUAL_THEME.
If a newer video model looks clearly better for children's animation, mention it as a note, but do not switch without my say-so.
If you decide a FEMALE voice fits best, use the voice "Simone" (voice_id: d3b201aa-086c-4d54-8568-a6bb9f4a0b63, voice_type: preset).
If you decide a MALE voice fits best, use the voice "John" (voice_id: 6b528d43-c056-4a2f-9d82-1591a7ba13b0, voice_type: preset).
STEP 4: CREATE THE OPENING IMAGE
Generate one opening image of the character in a setting that fits the CONCEPT, using the VISUAL_THEME, in 9:16, with bright, saturated, high-contrast colors and a big friendly expression. This becomes the first clip's start frame. If LOOP_MODE is yes, it is also the anchor: use it as the start frame of the first clip and the end frame of the last clip.
STEP 5: GENERATE THE CLIPS
For each scene block, generate a 9:16 clip that:
Shows the character performing that block's action in the VISUAL_THEME
Uses the previous clip's final frame (or a matching still) as its start frame so scenes flow smoothly, keeping the character consistent within this video
Keeps actions simple and clear enough to teach the lesson even with the sound off
Avoids fast cuts, flashing, or anything overstimulating
STEP 6: GENERATE THE VOICE PERFORMANCE
The Higgsfield tools generate speech, not standalone music, so perform the rhyme as an expressive, sung-style vocal:
Use list_voices to pick a voice matching VOICE_STYLE.
Generate one audio take per scene block with only that block's lyric lines, in a bouncy, rhythmic, sing-song style with clear enunciation.
If LOOP_MODE is yes, keep vocal energy even across all takes, with no fade or wind-down in the last one.
STEP 7: ASSEMBLE
Stitch the clips in order with each block's audio laid over its clip using the explainer video assembly tool, at 9:16 dimensions matching the clips. The final length is whatever the scene blocks add up to, inside the VIDEO_LENGTH range. No subtitles, no intro cards, no title screens, no end cards.
=== RULES THROUGHOUT ===
Repetition is good: repeat the hook so kids learn it fast
One lesson per video, no side topics
If LOOP_MODE is no, end on a positive note with the character celebrating that the child can do it too
If LOOP_MODE is yes, keep energy consistently upbeat with no clear climax or ending
Keep everything safe, kind, and free of anything scary or negative
At the end, show me the final video
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Step 7: Keep prompting claude to iterate or change the video since it’s how you like it. Then download the video.
Step 8 (Optional): Edit the videos with my AI video editor (free to edit each individual video does have a small upfront cost though): Get AI video editor
Step 9: Upload the video to YouTube and schedule it.
Step 10: Repeat Steps 6 through 9 for all 365 ideas before the free unlimited usage deadline (31 July 2026).
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions.
