Muse Video

• Text-to-video generation: Describe the subject, action, setting, and camera direction in natural language, then turn the brief into a moving visual concept.
• Image-to-video workflow: Start from a reference image when composition, product details, or a specific opening frame should guide the motion.
• Temporally consistent motion: Meta identifies temporal consistency as a core focus, helping subjects and scenes remain visually coherent as a shot unfolds.
• Cinematic camera control: Use prompt language for framing, tracking, handheld movement, pacing, lighting, and atmosphere to shape the feel of each shot.
• Native audio direction: Muse Video was previewed with native audio support, allowing sound and picture to begin from the same creative instruction.
• Prompt and visual fidelity: The model is designed to follow the requested scene more closely while preserving detail and a consistent visual direction.
• Flexible generation settings: Choose the supported aspect ratio, duration, resolution, and audio options exposed by the selected generation model.
• Reusable creation library: Keep prompts and generated assets together so a promising test can become a repeatable creative workflow.

Muse Video is suitable for a range of creative and professional applications:

• Content creators: Create short-form social videos, visual stories, and repeatable concepts without planning a traditional shoot for every idea. (Reels, Shorts, TikTok)
• Marketers: Turn one campaign brief into multiple promotional directions and compare concepts before committing production budget. (Ads, Launches, A/B tests)
• Filmmakers: Explore staging, lenses, camera movement, atmosphere, and story beats while a scene is still inexpensive to change. (Previsualization, Storyboards, Pitches)
• Designers: Give static visual concepts motion to communicate ideas more effectively.

Additionally, Muse Video can be used for product videos, advertisements, storytelling, and other creative workflows.

1. Enter a Prompt: Describe your video idea, including the subject, scene, visual style, motion, camera direction, sound, and intended duration.
2. Generate the Video: Review the editable direction and reference image, check which model and settings are currently available, then start the generation workflow.
3. Review and Export: Review motion and reference consistency, then export the strongest result for ads, social posts, product videos, or creative projects.

The workspace provides flexible generation settings, including model-dependent options for aspect ratio, duration, resolution, and audio. A reusable creation library helps keep prompts and generated assets together for repeatable workflows.