
Step 1 – Describe your scene
Write one or two sentences. Say who or what is in the shot, what happens, and where. Add a camera note if you want one, such as "slow push-in" or "handheld".

Describe a scene or upload an image. Muse Video turns it into a short video with sound.
Powered by Meta's Muse Video. Muse-Video.app is an independent product and is not operated or endorsed by Meta.
Generate in a Muse Video-style prompt flow today: subject, motion, camera, visual detail, and native audio direction planned together before you compare the result against the brief.
Muse Video is an online AI video generator powered by Meta's Muse Video model. You type a prompt or upload an image, and it makes a short video clip with matching audio.
It runs in your browser. There is nothing to install, and you can make your first clip in a few minutes.
Muse Video is the video model from Meta Superintelligence Labs. It was previewed in July 2026 and is built to follow prompts closely and to generate sound together with the picture. If you want the background on the model, read our guide to Meta Muse Video.

Write one or two sentences. Say who or what is in the shot, what happens, and where. Add a camera note if you want one, such as "slow push-in" or "handheld".

Pick text to video, or upload an image to animate. Press generate.

Watch the clip with sound on. If the motion or audio is off, change one detail in the prompt and generate again. Small edits work better than rewriting the whole prompt.
Start with a written idea, a still image, or reference images that show the look you want.
Describe the subject, action and setting. Add a camera move or a sound cue to turn a written idea into a short clip.
Try text to video →Start with a product photo, portrait or illustration. Describe what should move and which details should stay consistent.
Animate an image →Add reference images to guide the look of a character, object or scene. Use your prompt to explain what each image should influence.
Open the video editor →Meta names four areas where Muse Video competes: prompt adherence, visual quality, consistency over time, and native audio. Here is what each one means when you use it, and how to check it yourself.
Does the clip show what you asked for? A good result keeps your subject, the action, the place, and the camera move. A weak one swaps the product, skips the camera move, or drops the last thing you described. Meta lists this as a strength of Muse Video. The easy way to judge it is to run the same prompt twice and see what stays the same.
This is detail, light, and texture. Look at skin, fabric, glass, water, and how light falls across them. Meta's preview clips look polished, but one nice frame proves little. Play the whole clip and check that the detail holds while things move. Output: generated at 480p or 720p, exported up to 1080p on Basic and above.
Does the scene stay the same from start to end? A face should still be the same face at the last second. A shirt should keep its color, and a room should keep its shape. Meta also lists this as a strength. Longer and busier scenes are where drift shows up first, so keep your first tests short and simple.
Sound is made with the picture. The sound is generated together with the video, not dropped on top later. To get what you want, say what you hear and what makes it: "a kettle whistles on the stove", "footsteps on wet gravel", "one short line of speech, calm voice". Give the order if it matters. Do not expect perfect lip sync. Meta says audio and video timing still needs work, so check speech and sharp sounds before you use a clip.
Be realistic about what it does not do well yet. Meta has said that audio and video sync, and fast physical motion such as quick collisions or sports, still need work. Text on screen and exact logos are also unreliable. For those cases, plan to generate several versions or fix them in an editor.
Here is what Muse Video can do, in numbers.
| Spec | Muse Video |
|---|---|
| Audio | Native audio, generated with the video |
| Clip length | 10 seconds per clip |
| Resolution | Generate at 480p or 720p; export up to 1080p on Basic and above |
| Aspect ratios | Landscape and portrait |
| Frame rate | 24 fps |
| Input | Text prompt · Image upload |
| Audio | Native audio on every clip; cannot be turned off |
| Watermark | No watermark on any paid plan |
Why Choose
This Muse Video AI video generator is more than one model. It is a workspace where Muse Video is the default, and other leading video models are available in the same place. It is built for creators, marketers, and small teams who want to make many clips without juggling several tools.

Multiple Models
Start with Muse Video, then switch to Seedance, Kling, or Wan when a shot needs a different look. Use the same workspace and credit balance without signing up for each tool.

Consistent Characters
A face that changes halfway through ruins a good shot. Muse Video is built to keep people, clothing, and objects recognizable from the first frame to the last. For the most control, start from your own image in image to video mode, so the character you chose is the one that moves. Keep the prompt short and describe one subject at a time.

Native Audio
Describe footsteps, room tone, or one spoken line in your prompt, and Muse Video generates sound with the clip. Check speech and sharp sounds before publishing, since audio sync is still an area the model is improving.

Latest Models
New models often start with waiting lists or separate sign-ups. Seedance 2.5 and Kling 4.0 are already available alongside Muse Video in the same workspace, using the account you already have.
Every example below comes with the exact prompt, so you can copy it and change it.
A simple prompt formula: Subject + Action + Place + Camera + Sound.
A chef plates pasta in a small kitchen. Slow push-in on the plate. Sound: a pan sizzling, soft kitchen chatter.
Want more? Read our Muse Video prompt guide.
See how AI-generated video can tell a story, introduce a product or explain an idea.
A soldier escapes a blast, crosses smoke-filled ruins and keeps watch over the city from a rooftop at dusk.
Muse Video, Seedance 2.5, and Kling 4.0 all turn text or images into video. They differ in audio, length, and how you can use them.
| Feature | Muse Video | Seedance 2.5 | Kling 4.0 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max clip length per generation | 10 seconds | 30 seconds | 30 seconds |
| Resolution | 720p generation; up to 1080p export | 1080p | 720p / 1080p (4K coming soon) |
| Reference capacity | Up to 4 reference images | Up to 50 files (30 images, 10 videos, 10 audio) | Up to 15 reference assets (10 images, 5 videos, 7 subjects) |
| Reference input types | Image | Image, video, and audio | Image, video, voice reference, and subject elements |
| Native audio + lip sync | Native audio on every clip | Yes | Multilingual audio-video sync |
| Multi-keyframe input | Not compared here | Not compared here | Up to 10 images |
| Video editing input | Not compared here | Not compared here | Up to 5 clips; 30 seconds total |
Buy a one-time credit pack and use your credits to generate videos. All paid plans include watermark-free downloads and commercial use.
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| Plan | Price | Credits | Export | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $9.9 | 99 | 720p | Trying it out |
| Basic | $29.9 | 330 | 1080p | Regular posting |
| Plus | $49.9 | 600 | 1080p, up to 5 jobs at once | Frequent use |
| Professional | $99.9 | 1,250 | 1080p, up to 10 jobs at once | Teams and heavy use |
Credit costs depend on the model and settings. Check the cost shown on the Generate button before submitting.
Credits, resolution, and download options by plan are on the pricing page.
Muse Video is an online AI video generator. It turns a text prompt or an image into a short video with audio.
Muse Video is paid. Plans start at $9.9 for 99 credits, with no watermark and commercial use included.
Muse-Video.app is an independent product. It is not operated or endorsed by Meta. For background on the model, see Meta Muse Video: what we know.
Yes. Audio is generated with the video. You can describe sounds, music, or a short spoken line in your prompt.
Muse Video generates 10-second clips. You can join several clips in a video editor to build a longer scene.
Name one subject, one action, and one setting. Add a camera move and a sound note if you want them. Change one thing at a time when you refine. More in our prompt guide.
Paid plans list a commercial use license. Check your plan and make sure you have the rights to any content you upload. See the terms.
Yes. Open the image to video mode, upload your photo, describe how it should move, and generate. Muse Video uses your image as the starting point and adds motion and sound. A clear photo with one main subject works best. You can upload JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, TIFF, or GIF images up to 10 MB each.
Videos exported from any paid Muse Video plan have no watermark. See pricing for what each plan includes.
Write a prompt, add a line for the sound, and see what comes back. Your first clip takes a few minutes.
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