Build a Cinematic 3D Website with Claude + Higgsfield MCP

Download and Install Claude Desktop

Download Claude Desktop

https://claude.com/download

Create an Empty Project Folder

Open the Folder in Claude Desktop

Claude Desktop Code New Local Select the project folder Open Trust Workspace

Connect Higgsfield MCP

Open Higgsfield MCP

https://higgsfield.ai/mcp?tab=claude

Claude Desktop Account Menu Settings Connectors Add Add Custom Connector

Paste the Higgsfield MCP URL and connect your account Set the Higgsfield permission to Always Allow

Customize the Website Prompt

Complete the basic fields below. Advanced options are optional.

Cinematic Website Builder

Choose your concept and style, then copy a complete prompt for Claude to build the website and generate its visual assets with Higgsfield.

You are a senior creative director and front-end developer working inside Claude Desktop, with the Higgsfield MCP connector enabled. Build a complete cinematic, scroll-driven website for the project below, in one pass. Work directly inside the local project folder that is already open and create every file there. Finish the whole site — design, copy, and generated visuals — rather than a rough draft I have to repair afterwards. PROJECT Brand or project name: {{BRAND_NAME}} Product or niche: {{PRODUCT_NICHE}} Main call-to-action: {{PRIMARY_CTA}} Do not reproduce a real company's logo, identity, imagery, copy, or layout. If the name resembles an existing brand, create an original interpretation of it instead. ART DIRECTION {{VISUAL_STYLE}} Commit to that direction and hold it everywhere: one color palette, one lighting language, one typographic system, one treatment for every image and video. The finished page should look like a single art-directed shoot, not a set of unrelated pictures. Treat this link as broad design inspiration only — study its layout rhythm, pacing, composition, and interaction feel, and never copy its text, images, brand, or main subject: {{REFERENCE_URL}} VISUAL SOURCE {{VISUAL_SOURCE}} PAGE STRUCTURE {{SECTIONS_PRESET}} Open with a cinematic hero that lands the product within the first screen, keep one continuous visual story running as the visitor scrolls, and close on the call-to-action and footer. Every section must earn its place: no filler blocks, and no two near-identical layouts in a row. VISUAL ASSETS — GENERATE THEM WITH HIGGSFIELD Use the Higgsfield MCP connector yourself to generate every image and video the design calls for, before you consider the site finished. Never ship placeholder images, grey boxes, hotlinked stock photos, or an empty image tag. {{ASSET_MODE}} Write a specific, cinematic prompt for each asset — camera angle, lens feel, lighting, materials, background, mood — always describing the main subject exactly as established in VISUAL SOURCE, and carry the same palette through all of them. Any motion asset must show that same subject: never redesign it between the images and the video. Save the generated files inside the project folder and reference them with local relative paths. Generate the images with the {{IMAGE_MODEL}} model. If you generate any motion asset, use the {{VIDEO_MODEL}} model for it. MOTION {{ANIMATION_LEVEL}} Animate with transform and opacity so scrolling stays smooth, honour prefers-reduced-motion, and never let an animation block reading or tapping. COPY {{COPY_TONE}} Write finished, specific copy for every section: hero headline and subheadline, section headings, body text, feature or benefit lines, and button labels. Name concrete details of the product instead of generic marketing filler. No lorem ipsum, no TODO, no empty sentences. Use the main call-to-action above as the wording of the primary button, in the hero and again near the end of the page. QUALITY BAR - Fully responsive: check desktop, tablet, and mobile, including the hero, the type scale, and any full-bleed media. - Every link, button, and navigation item works, and tap targets are comfortable on a phone. - Media is optimized: correctly sized, lazy-loaded below the fold, with a poster frame on video and no sound playing automatically. - Basic SEO: honest page title, meta description, a single H1, descriptive section headings, alt text on every image, and Open Graph title, description, and image. No keyword stuffing. LOCAL PROJECT Keep everything static and self-contained inside the open project folder: index.html at its root, CSS, JavaScript, images, and videos in clearly named folders, relative paths throughout, and any library loaded from a CDN. No backend, no build step, no npm install. FINAL CHECK Before you tell me it is done, confirm the main subject looks like the same product in every image and video, no section is empty or unfinished, and every button and link works at desktop and mobile widths. Then tell me how to open it in my browser and list the assets you generated.

Optional settings for the visuals, page layout, motion, and AI models. Leave them unchanged if you’re not sure.

Open Claude

Brand or Project Name

e.g. AURION X

Product or Niche

Choose an option

Main Visual Source

Choose an option

Visual Style

Choose an option

Main Call-To-Action

Choose an option

Visual Generation Level

Choose an option

Page Structure

Choose an option

Animation Level

Choose an option

Writing Style

Choose an option

Image Model (Optional)

Choose an option

Video Model (Optional)

Choose an option

Inspiration Link (Optional)

Optional — used for visual inspiration only, never copied

Send the Prompt and Build the Website

If you selected a reference image, attach it before sending the prompt.

Open the First Local Preview

Review the Website and Make Any Needed Changes

Check the desktop and mobile layouts, then describe any change or attach a screenshot if needed.

Prepare the Website for Publishing

Prepare Website for Deployment

Create a final deployment-ready version without changing the approved design.

Prepare the current website for deployment without redesigning it or changing the visual direction. Make sure every required file is included in the local project. Download and store any required Higgsfield-generated images or videos locally inside the project, and replace temporary or remote media URLs with reliable relative local paths. Optimize the final images and videos where possible without noticeably reducing their quality. Remove unnecessary development files from the final deployment version. Create a folder named "deploy" containing the complete static website ready to upload to a web host. The deploy folder must have index.html directly at its root, along with every required asset, stylesheet, script, font reference, image, and video. Verify that the website works correctly from the deploy folder, including the layout, navigation, animations, responsive behavior, images, and videos. Do not redesign the website. Only prepare, optimize, and package the approved version for publishing.

Open Claude

Open Hostinger

Open Hostinger

Open the Hostinger hosting page to see the available plans and what each one includes.

USED IN TUTORIAL

https://www.hostg.xyz/SHJjW

Choose a Hosting Plan and Create Your Account

Set Up the Website Migration

Hostinger Migrate an Existing Site Upload Backup Files

Choose, connect, or claim the domain you want to use.

Upload the Website ZIP

Project folder deploy

Open the deploy folder, select everything inside it, compress the selected files into a ZIP archive, and upload that ZIP.

Open the Live Website

Open the selected domain and confirm the website, visuals, animations, and layout work correctly online.

Use the finished website as a portfolio demo, client pitch, or premium landing page offer.

Ways to Package It

Portfolio Demo

Show the live website as proof of the cinematic experiences you can build with AI.

Premium Landing Page

Offer cinematic launch pages, campaign sites, or visual brand experiences.

Website Redesign

Show businesses how their current website could look more modern and premium.

Client Pitch Demo

Share the live website when pitching your AI website service.

This works best for niches where stronger visuals can increase perceived value.