0xInk reports Higgsfield used campaign clips without permission in Unlimited Seedance ads
0xInk posted that Higgsfield used their videos in Unlimited Seedance campaign ads without permission and later removed the Instagram posts after the complaint. The posts turn the launch into an attribution and consent dispute; creators should document usage and request takedowns quickly.

TL;DR
- 0xInk_'s original post says Higgsfield used their videos in Instagram ads for an "Unlimited Seedance Month" campaign without permission.
- In a follow-up, 0xInk_'s mistake update said Higgsfield called it a mistake.
- 0xInk_'s later update says Higgsfield agreed to delete the Instagram posts, and that the posts were removed.
- Replies from 0xInk_'s research reply and 0xInk_'s association reply add the core grievance: 0xInk_ said they did not want their work, or their name, associated with Higgsfield.
0xInk_'s original post turned a promo push into a consent fight fast. Then 0xInk_'s mistake update said Higgsfield framed it as an error, 0xInk_'s later update said the Instagram posts came down, and 0xInk_'s template reply suggested the campaign may have been using a broader creator template.
Instagram posts
0xInk_ said Higgsfield used their clips on Instagram without permission, adding that they had never used the platform and had never replied to Higgsfield's DM.
In a reply to BLVCKLIGHTai, 0xInk_'s reply about DMs said money was not the issue, and that the problem was seeing their work used to promote a platform they disliked.
The mistake explanation
The public sequence is short. First came the complaint, then 0xInk_'s mistake update said Higgsfield called it a mistake, then 0xInk_'s delete request post said they were asked to delete the complaint, and finally 0xInk_'s later update said Higgsfield agreed to remove the Instagram posts.
0xInk_ also wrote that "the damage is already done," which is the line that sticks after the takedown.
Research and association
One reply adds a detail that did not appear in the first complaint. According to 0xInk_'s research reply, Higgsfield said the clips were used "for research."
That did not settle the dispute. In 0xInk_'s association reply, 0xInk_ said, "It’s okay no worries, but I don’t want to be associated with them," which shifts the fight from simple attribution to brand consent.
What 0xInk_ says they actually use
Asked what tools they use instead, 0xInk_ named a stack that included Flora, Magnific, Invideo, Runway, Midjourney, and Running Hub in 0xInk_'s tool list, while 0xInk_'s Flora and Magnific reply and 0xInk_'s follow-up tool reply repeated Flora and Magnific.
- Flora
- Magnific
- Invideo
- Runway
- Midjourney
- Running Hub
That gives the dispute one extra creative-industry wrinkle: the creator at the center of the campaign blowup says they were not even using Higgsfield in their own workflow.