How much does Muse Image cost?

2 gold per image, flat. Text-to-image and editing cost the same, and the aspect ratio does not change the price. Three images cost 6 gold.

Can Muse Image edit an image I already have?

Yes. Upload a reference image and describe the change in plain language. It routes to the edit model automatically. You can add up to ten reference images.

Which aspect ratios does Muse Image support?

1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2, 2:3, 21:9, and 9:21. The default for a new generation is 1:1.

What are the best use cases for Muse Image?

Draft portraits, location concepts, prop sketches, and quick prompt tests where you want a usable image without spending much gold.

Muse Image AI Image Generator

Meta Muse Image for fast, low-cost text-to-image and multi-reference edits. Describe the scene, pick an aspect ratio, or upload up to ten images and describe the change.

Keep building

Build a character around the artStat block, backstory and portrait in one pass.Open the full studioEvery model, every content type, one workspace.Turn an image into a VTT tokenRound, bordered and ready for Roll20 or Foundry.

How to Use Muse Image

Step 1
Describe One Main Scene
State the subject, setting, lighting, and style in one prompt. Keep the description focused on a single scene so the model does not split attention across competing subjects.
Step 2
Pick the Aspect Ratio for the Layout
Use 1:1 for square cards, 16:9 for wide scenes, 9:16 for portraits, and 21:9 or 9:21 when you need a banner or tall crop. The ratio does not change the gold cost.
Step 3
Edit with Reference Images
Upload one to ten images and describe only the change you want, such as a new cloak colour or a different background. Leave the aspect ratio unset on Quick Edit to keep the source framing.
Step 4
Iterate Cheaply
Each image costs 2 gold, so it is a good model for testing prompt direction before you spend on a higher-cost engine.

Example Prompts

Example 1

Lantern-lit dwarf blacksmith in a stone workshop, sparks from the anvil, warm firelight, oil-painting style

Example 2

Misty elven forest shrine at dawn, mossy standing stones, pale gold light through leaves, 16:9 landscape

Example 3

Close portrait of a scarred human ranger, wet cloak, rain on leather, muted greens and greys

Example 4

Overhead map table in a candlelit war room, miniature armies, parchment maps, 21:9 banner crop

Example 5

Crystal golem standing in a flooded ruin, moonlight through a collapsed roof, cool blue reflections

💡 Click the copy button to use these prompts in your own generations

Technical Specifications for Muse Image

Model TypeMeta Muse Image text-to-image and edit

Aspect Ratios9 presets, from 21:9 through 1:1 to 9:21

Image-to-ImageSupported, up to ten reference images

Gold Cost2 per image, flat on both routes

Best ForDraft portraits, location concepts, prop sketches, prompt tests

Frequently Asked Questions for Muse Image

About Muse Image for CharGen

Muse Image is Meta's image model on CharGen, priced for fast iteration. Write a prompt, pick an aspect ratio, and generate. Add reference images when you want to edit an existing picture instead of starting from scratch.

Key Strengths

A flat 2 gold cost makes it cheap to try several directions. Nine aspect ratios cover square cards, portraits, landscapes, and banners. The same model edits up to ten reference images from a plain-language instruction.