# Muse Image Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/models/muse-image Muse Image in Fuser generates images from text and edits them from multiple references, with legible in-image text. Compare versions on one canvas. ## Specs | Spec | Value | | --- | --- | | Inputs | Prompt (text), Images (up to 10 images) | | Output | image | | Aspect ratios | 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 3:2, 1:1, 2:3, 3:4, 9:16, 9:21 | | Cost | 14 credits per run | Posters, charts and QR codes with type that spells right, plus edits that change only the one thing you asked for Creator: Meta Superintelligence Labs [Render the brief](https://app.fuser.studio) ## How Muse Image works Brief it like a layout, not a mood: quote the words that must appear, name what each connected image contributes, and chain follow-up edits on the result. ### Write the layout brief Describe the scene and layout, put headlines in quotes, or phrase one clear edit and name what must stay unchanged. ### Attach reference images Connect up to ten images as subject, setting or style sources, and refer to each by input order in your prompt. ### Set ratio and render Pick a ratio from 21:9 to 9:21 or leave Auto, choose PNG, WebP or JPEG, then render. ## What Muse Image is good at Built for images that have to say something exactly: legible type, believable charts, scannable codes, and edits that leave everything else alone. ### Charts and QR that read The model plans layout before rendering, so infographics, bar charts, signage and scannable QR codes come out crisp and correctly spelled most of the time. Keep strings short and quote them. ### Multi-reference scene composition Switch to edit mode and combine up to 10 images, taking the subject from one and the setting from another. Name each by input order and ask the model to match the street's lighting. ### One-change precision edits Edit mode regenerates the full image yet holds lighting and background steady, so a garment color swap or an added sign changes only that element. Chain edits by feeding each output back in. ### Ratios from 21:9 to 9:21 Ten aspect options include Auto, which lets the planner choose framing for posters and infographics. Lock a ratio when the image must slot into a fixed layout or match a source frame. ## Made with Muse Image A gallery of literal, layout-faithful frames: a magazine cover, a product hero, an architectural concept, a film still and a record sleeve, each carrying small text that holds up. ### Editorial fashion campaign with electric color contrasts ### Industrial design hero capture ### Architectural concept visual ### Cinematic film frame ### Album art graphic layout ## What people build with Muse Image Reached for by designers and marketers whose images carry copy, numbers or a product, and by anyone art-directing one controlled change at a time. ### Poster and gig-flyer designers Get a headline and date that actually read, laid out where you said. Short quoted strings and explicit placement make poster drafts usable on the first or second try. ### Packaging and ad teams Mock up labels, signage and QR-bearing packaging with crisp small type, then rerun with a new line of copy without redoing the scene. ### Infographic and data editors Turn numbers into labeled bar charts and clean editorial graphics with correct figures, axis labels and titles in a flat palette. ### E-commerce colorway editors Swap a garment color, change the backdrop or add a tag across a catalog shot while the model, pose and lighting stay locked, one instruction at a time. ### Scene builders from references Place a character from one image into the setting of another and keep the lighting believable, ideal for storyboard frames and concept stills. ## Muse Image questions ### What's the difference between text-to-image and edit mode? Text-to-image starts from nothing, while edit mode starts from one to ten images you connect. Use text-to-image for posters, infographics, product shots and QR graphics that need exact text and layout; it can't lock a specific subject or face. Edit mode changes, combines or restyles existing images, but needs at least one connected image and regenerates the whole frame, since there is no mask. ### Which variant should I use to change just one thing in a photo? Use edit mode. Connect the photo, phrase one clear instruction, and name what to keep unchanged, such as the face, pose, background and lighting. Edits can drift a little if the region is described loosely, so be specific about what to change and avoid stacking many unrelated edits in one instruction. ### How many reference images can I combine? Up to ten. Supply a subject, a setting and a style source as separate images, and refer to them by input order in the prompt (for example @Image1 and @Image2) so the model knows which element comes from where. ### Can it render text and QR codes reliably? Mostly yes. Headlines, labels, chart numbers and QR codes come out crisp and correctly spelled most of the time. Wrap exact text in quotation marks and keep strings short. Long paragraphs are weak, multi-word strings can show occasional letter swaps, and text is non-deterministic, so some runs need a re-roll. ### What is Muse Image not good at? Mask-based inpainting or outpainting, long passages of body text, exact pixel dimensions, tricky mirror and reflection physics, and stylized painterly illustration. Without style cues the look is polished, neutral realism, so add style direction when you want more character. ### Who made Muse Image and when was it released? It was created by Meta Superintelligence Labs and released on 2026-07-07. It generates and edits images in one workflow, with output reaching about 1600px on the longest edge. ## Try Muse Image on Fuser Posters, charts and QR codes with type that spells right, plus edits that change only the one thing you asked for [Render the brief](https://app.fuser.studio) ## Related models - [Gemini Image](https://fuser.studio/models/gemini-image.md) - [GPT Image](https://fuser.studio/models/gpt-image.md) - [Seedream](https://fuser.studio/models/seedream.md) - [FLUX.3 Image](https://fuser.studio/models/flux-3-image.md) - [FLUX.2](https://fuser.studio/models/flux-2.md) - [Topaz Image Upscale](https://fuser.studio/models/topaz-image-upscale.md) Node reference: [Muse Image docs](https://docs.fuser.studio/docs/nodes/image/muse-image.md) ## More articles - [Best AI Image Models for Creative Work (2026)](https://fuser.studio/articles/best-ai-image-models.md)