Higgsfield Launches Katana, a Claude-Powered 3D Animation Editor That Turns References Into Editable Motion Graphics

Higgsfield has released Katana, a video editing tool powered by Claude Motion that runs natively inside Claude through the Higgsfield MCP integration, enabling creators to build 3D motion graphics and product videos from reference templates without traditional animation software. Available since October 8, Katana accepts a reference video (uploaded or from a preset library) and up to five photos of products, characters, or clothing, then regenerates the animation with the user's assets through code-based motion design rather than conventional video synthesis. The tool outputs editable MP4 files matching the reference's duration, aspect ratio, and frame rate, while Claude's reasoning engine interprets creative intent and adjusts camera movements, lens properties, depth of field, and animation timing before rendering.