Meta Superintelligence Labs · Muse Video early preview
Muse Video AI Generator: Prompt-Led Video with Native Audio
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Muse Video is coming soon and is not publicly available here yet. This independent workspace uses currently available video models for prompt testing and is not affiliated with Meta.
Why Meta Muse Video Matters for AI Creation
Muse Video points toward a different way to make AI clips: treat the creative brief, moving picture, scene continuity, and sound as one generation problem instead of separate production steps.
Native Audio Starts Inside the Muse Video Prompt
Muse Video is being built to think about picture and sound together. A single shot recipe can pair the visible action with room tone, a spoken beat, music, or a precise sound effect, giving audio a role in the idea from the start. Exact controls and licensing remain unknown while the model is in preview.
Prompt Adherence for More Directed Scenes
Better prompt adherence makes direction more useful. Build each request from five beats: the focal subject, what changes in the shot, how the camera observes it, the visual treatment, and the audio moment. This “shot recipe” is easier to refine than a loose paragraph full of adjectives.
Visual Fidelity with Temporal Consistency
A polished opening frame is not enough if the subject changes shape a second later. Muse Video’s preview focuses on preserving detail and identity while motion develops, so creators can evaluate the idea, pacing, and camera choice instead of being distracted by unstable frames.
Known Limits, Explained Without the Hype
Muse Video is still an early preview, not a generally available product. Meta specifically names audio-video synchronization and physically accurate fast motion as areas that need more work. Public access, API availability, duration, resolution, pricing, and commercial terms have not been confirmed yet.
Flexible Plans for Every Muse Video Workflow
Each credit is worth about $0.01. Longer clips and higher resolutions use more credits.
Save up to $600/year • Price locked for 12 months
Starter
A simple way to start creating
$142.8 billed yearly
- Access every available AI video model
- Create in HD up to 720p
- Run 2 generations at once
- Watermark-free exports
- Commercial usage rights
- Unlimited project storage
- Faster processing priority
Pro
Built for active creators and professionals
$334.8 billed yearly
- Includes every Starter benefit
- Run 4 generations at once
- Faster processing priority
- Keep generations private
- Priority customer support
- Preview new models early
Ultimate
High-volume capacity for teams and power users
$599 billed yearly
- Includes every Pro benefit
- Run 8 generations at once
- Preview new models early
- API access
- Dedicated customer support
Meta Muse Video FAQ
Muse Video is a preview-stage AI video model created by Meta Superintelligence Labs. Meta emphasizes four areas: following instructions, producing high-quality imagery, keeping motion stable across frames, and creating sound natively with the video.
Not as a generally available public model. Meta previewed Muse Video on July 7, 2026 and says it is coming soon to creators and Meta AI, but no public release date, access flow, or regional rollout has been confirmed.
No. muse-video.art is an independently operated Muse Video information hub and creative workspace. There is no official partnership with or endorsement from Meta. For first-party announcements, always refer to Meta AI.
Official Muse Video access is not available here because Meta has not released a public Muse Video API or general generation access. The current workspace helps you structure Muse Video-style prompts and test video ideas with available models without labeling those outputs as official Muse Video generations.
Native audio support is one of the capabilities Meta has confirmed. This means sound belongs in the same scene prompt as the visuals. However, supported audio formats, dialogue controls, music options, and licensing details have not been published yet.
On the Arena snapshot published by Meta for July 5, 2026, Muse Video held third place in the text-to-video human-preference ranking. Treat that result as time-stamped context, not a permanent position or a promise for every prompt.
Meta developed both models within Superintelligence Labs using a shared training foundation. Muse Image handles still-image creation and edits today; Muse Video carries the underlying media system into moving scenes and generated sound, but has not left preview yet.
Write the prompt like a short production brief. Start with the subject and action, then add the setting, camera movement, lighting, visual style, timing, and the sound the viewer should hear. Keep each detail concrete enough to evaluate in the final clip.
Meta has not announced a public Muse Video API. Any website claiming guaranteed official Muse Video API access today should provide verifiable documentation from Meta. muse-video.art will update this answer when official access information is published.
Meta has not confirmed public resolution, duration, aspect-ratio, export, or watermark limits for Muse Video. Values shown for other models in this workspace apply only to those models and should not be treated as Muse Video specifications.
Meta explicitly identifies audio-video synchronization and physically accurate fast motion as current performance gaps. Complex action, tight lip-sync, and scenes that depend on exact real-world physics may need more refinement as the model develops.
Meta has not published final commercial-use terms for Muse Video. Do not assume that preview outputs include commercial rights. Review the official terms when Muse Video becomes available and check the separate license for any other model used in this workspace.
Build a Better Muse Video Prompt Today
Turn one idea into a five-part shot recipe: focus, change, camera, look, and sound. Test that recipe with currently available video models while muse-video.art tracks Meta’s official Muse Video rollout.