Muse Video: Price, Clip Lengths and What It Does

Muse Video is a video model in Reviral's Cinema studio, listed there as Muse Video 720p. It makes a 720p clip in one of six set lengths, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 seconds, in a wide 16:9 or a tall 9:16 shape. A render can carry up to 7 reference pictures and up to 3 reference videos, so the model can follow a face, a product, a place or a move you already have on file.

A 30-second Muse Video clip costs 78 credits (~$0.97), and a 15-second one costs 39 credits (~$0.49). Both come out of a single render, with no join in the middle. Of the four models in the table, Muse Video is the one that runs to 30 seconds; the other three stop at 15.

Pick Muse Video when length matters more than size: a slow product reveal, a walk through a room, a long establishing shot. Pick it for first drafts too. Because the price per second is low, you can try a script three or four ways, keep the take that works, and only then spend on a larger model for the final version.

It also works from footage you already have: add up to 3 reference videos to copy a camera move or a gesture, and up to 7 pictures to hold the look of the person or product.

Press the button on this page to open the Cinema studio with Muse Video picked. Write the scene, choose 16:9 or 9:16, pick one of the six lengths and add any reference pictures or videos. The Generate button shows the exact credits before you press.