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Muse Video studio

Meta Muse Video generator online

YingTu runs Muse Video, Meta’s video model, in the browser. Type a prompt, or add a first frame, a last frame or a reference image, and you get a 720p MP4 with music and sound. One video can be 5 to 60 seconds, in five aspect ratios, with six preset looks and thirteen camera presets. Each video has a flat price: $0.30 for up to 10 seconds, rising to $1.55 for 60 seconds, charged to your LaoZhang key with no subscription. A 10-second clip took about 2 to 3 minutes.

Key facts as of November 12, 2026

  • Price per video: $0.30 for 5, 8 or 10 seconds; $0.55 for 20 s, $0.80 for 30 s, $1.05 for 40 s, $1.30 for 50 s and $1.55 for 60 s.
  • Output: 720p MP4 at 24 fps with music and sound; 1280×720 at 16:9. Aspect ratios: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 and 3:4.
  • Looks and camera: six preset looks (such as cinematic live action and 2D anime) and thirteen camera and transition presets.
  • Input: a prompt, plus an optional first frame, last frame and reference image. A reference carries outfit, hair and style, not an exact face.
  • Long videos: 20 to 60 second videos are generated in 10-second parts and joined into one file; motion can pause briefly at a join.
  • Key: a regular LaoZhang key (default group), the same one the image studio uses. Download links last 7 days.

Sample videos made with Muse Video

10 s · 16:9 · 2D anime look with a custom camera moveA girl with a red scarf runs across a rooftop at sunset as birds fly past
20 s · 16:9A paper boat drifts down a rainy city gutter, then sails into a small sunny pond
50 s · 9:16A cyclist rides through a coastal town from morning to sunset: market, harbor, cliff road, lighthouse

Unedited model output with its own audio, re-encoded smaller for this page, so the two long clips are shown below 720p.

Length and price

ModelLengthPrice per videoPer second
muse-video5, 8 or 10 s$0.30$0.030
muse-video-20s20 s$0.55$0.028
muse-video-30s30 s$0.80$0.027
muse-video-40s40 s$1.05$0.026
muse-video-50s50 s$1.30$0.026
muse-video-60s60 s$1.55$0.026

One flat price per video, set by length (LaoZhang, as of 2026-11-12); aspect ratio and input images do not change it. Failed tasks are refunded. Video is not covered by the YingTu free credit. · Data updated 2026-11-12

Make a Muse video in three steps

  1. 01

    Add your LaoZhang key

    Create a key on laozhang.ai (default group, pay-as-you-go first) and paste it under “API Key”. It is the same key the image studio uses.

  2. 02

    Write the prompt, pick a look

    Describe the scene. Optionally choose a visual style and a camera preset, or add a first frame, last frame or reference image.

  3. 03

    Choose the length and generate

    The button shows the exact price. Clips up to 10 seconds take 2 to 3 minutes; longer ones take 4 to 10 minutes or more. You can leave the page.

Muse Video FAQ

What is Meta Muse Video?

Meta’s video generation model, introduced in July 2026 together with Muse Image. It turns text or images into video with native music and sound. Meta has no public API for it, so this route is connected independently through the LaoZhang API and has its own price.

How much does a Muse video cost?

A flat price per video: $0.30 for 5, 8 or 10 seconds, $0.55 for 20 seconds, $0.80 for 30, $1.05 for 40, $1.30 for 50 and $1.55 for 60 (LaoZhang, as of 2026-11-12). That is $0.03 per second for a 10-second clip.

Can I use Muse Video for free here?

No. The YingTu $0.1 free credit covers image models only. Video needs your own LaoZhang key with a balance; the lowest price is $0.30 per video, and there is no subscription. The $0.1 that comes with a new laozhang.ai account is not enough for a Muse video ($0.30), but it covers one free Gemini Omni 360p video.

How are 20 to 60 second videos made?

In 10-second parts that are generated one after another and joined into a single file. Each part starts from the last frame of the one before, so the picture lines up, but motion can slow for a moment at a join. For one unbroken take, keep the video to 10 seconds.

Can a reference image keep the same face?

Not reliably. A reference image carries outfit, hairstyle, overall style and scene elements into the video, but the face is not reproduced exactly.

Muse, Gemini Omni, MiniMax H3 or Wan: which one?

Muse for 20 to 60 second videos and preset looks and camera moves. Gemini Omni for spoken dialogue and 1080p, $0.10 to $0.45 per video. MiniMax H3 for 2K at $0.05 per second. Wan 3.0 for clips up to 30 seconds; it needs a separate Wan-group key.

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