Muse Image

• 🆕 Meta's image model for generation, editing, and composition [2]
• 🔧 Offered here as an image edit (inpainting) endpoint
• 🧠 Described as a reasoning model that plans layout first [2]
• 🎯 Anchored composition aims to keep edits consistent [2]
• 👁️ Accepts a source image plus a text instruction
• 💬 Supports iterative refinement of an existing image
• 🏢 Available through Meta's Model API [2]
• 📏 No published parameter count, license, or context details

Meta

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Muse Image is Meta's image generation and editing model, listed in this catalog in its edit form: you supply a source image together with a text instruction, and the model returns a modified version. In catalog terms this is an inpaint-type endpoint, aimed at altering an existing picture rather than creating one from scratch.

What Meta emphasises in its own developer materials is that the model treats image creation as a reasoning task rather than a single-shot render. Meta's developer blog describes Muse Image as a reasoning model that plans layout before drawing, and highlights anchored composition intended to keep results consistent as an image is refined. The same source presents the model as covering generation, editing, and composition within one system. [2]

For editing specifically, that planning-then-drawing approach is the stated basis for changes that stay coherent with the rest of the frame across successive requests. Practical use follows the usual image-to-image pattern: provide the base image, describe the change, then iterate on the output.

Distribution is through Meta's Model API. [2] Public technical details such as parameter count, training data, and licensing are not disclosed in the sources available here, so this entry lists none; no benchmark figures are cited because no primary or independent-evaluator results were available.