Muse Video Preview: native audio is a preview feature, not an API contract
Muse Video can generate native audio, but Meta has only previewed it. There is no public API contract to compare yet.
By the benchr team · · Changelog · Provider-published facts rechecked against the official sources on July 28, 2026
META · MUSEMVIDEO · NATIVE AUDIO
Benchr model field plateMuse Video PreviewMotion strip · native audio
Editorial imageA BenchR editorial illustration of a video workflow where the moving image and native audio arrive together.
Previewed7 Jul2026
AudioNativeMeta description
API ID—Not published
Price / limits—Not published
Meta previewed Muse Video on July 7 alongside Muse Image. Native audio is the detail worth watching. “Preview” is the detail that keeps it out of a production comparison.
Put it on a watchlist, not a roadmap
An early preview shows where Meta is heading. It does not promise availability, rate limits, content-policy behavior, commercial terms, or a durable integration surface. Those gaps are too large for a production dependency.
Native audio could remove a workflow step
Generating picture and sound together may be simpler than stitching silent video to a separate track. Meta has not yet published duration, resolution, editing controls, licensing, quotas, or developer access. Keep the claim limited to native audio support.
There is nothing honest to rank yet
No public price table, model ID, billing unit, or benchmark method means no defensible cost, latency, or quality rank. For now, the useful record is one confirmed feature and a list of contract fields Meta still needs to publish.
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