Higgsfield extended its Series B funding round with investments from Nvidia and TCV. The startup processes 12 trillion tokens every month to support its AI-native mechanisms.

Monthly generations by the company reach 150 million. Founded in 2023, Higgsfield has already produced several projects, including the animated short film "Kök Börü" and the action film "Cully Hill Boys."

The action film featured the likenesses of UFC fighters Israel Adesanya and Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, as well as the streamer N3on. In May, the company premiered "Hell Grind" at the Marché du Film, which serves as the Cannes Film Festival’s marketplace for films.

Neil Tolaney, General Partner at TCV, said, "We believe Alex and the Higgsfield team are delivering on a powerful vision at a pace of product velocity and market adoption that we have rarely seen: a radically faster, professional-grade and AI-native mechanism for creators, brand marketers and agencies alike to turn ideas into images and video." Nvidia also made two separate investments in Lionsgate partner Runway.