HappyHorse 1.1 Reference to Video: Image-to-Video

Happy Horse 1.1 Reference to Video generates video conditioned on 1-9 reference images plus a text prompt, with selectable 720p/1080p output resolution.

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Happy Horse 1.1 Reference to Video — generate video conditioned on 1-9 reference images plus a text prompt. Selectable output resolution (720p/1080p) — price scales with the resolution chosen.

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À propos de ce modèle

11 sept. 2026 mis à jour

Happy Horse 1.1 Reference to Video generates video conditioned on 1-9 reference images plus a text prompt, at your choice of 720p or 1080p output resolution, with improved reliability over Happy Horse 1.0 via an automatic KIE.ai fallback path. Reference multiple images in your prompt to compose scenes combining characters, objects, and settings from separate source images.

A single resolution parameter lets you draft cheaply at 720p and switch to 1080p for final output on the same endpoint.

1Multi-subject composition: combine a character and an object/vehicle from separate reference images into one scene
2Character-consistent video: keep a character's appearance consistent across a generated video using a reference photo
3Product-in-scene video: place a product reference image into a generated environment
4Concept mashups: blend visual elements from multiple references into a single coherent video
5Marketing creative: generate branded video content referencing product/character assets
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Prix ​​et valeur

Analyse des coûts

muapiapp$0.14–$0.18/sec (720p–1080p)

Simple per-second, resolution-scaled pricing with no subscriptions. Pick 720p for cost-effective drafts or 1080p for premium output, on the same endpoint.

** Les prix des concurrents sont estimés sur la base d'architectures de modèles et de niveaux d'utilisation similaires.

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Détails techniques

Schéma de configuration

invitestring

Text description of the desired video. Up to 5,000 characters.

Valeur par défautPlace @image1 inside @image2 running across countertops while giant cooking disasters happen everywhere. Exploding soup pots, flying vegetables, and fire bursts create chaos.
RésolutionÉnumération (options 2)

Output resolution. Price scales with resolution: 720p is cheaper, 1080p is more expensive.

Valeur par défaut720p
Images de référencearray

1 à 9 URL d'images. JPEG/PNG/WEBP, >=400px, <=10 Mo.

Valeur par défauthttps://d3adwkbyhxyrtq.cloudfront.net/webassets/videomodels/happy-horse-1-reference-to-video-1080p-1.jpg
rapport hauteur/largeurÉnumération (options 5)

rapport d’aspect vidéo de sortie.

Valeur par défaut16:9
Durée (secondes)int

durée de la vidéo () .

Valeur par défaut5
Semenceint

graine, (0-2147483647) .

Valeur par défaut0
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Guide de mise en œuvre

Documentation du développeur

  1. Provide 1-9 reference image URLs in images_list (JPEG/PNG/WEBP, ≥400px shortest side, ≤10MB each).
  2. Write a prompt referencing the images by position.
  3. Set resolution to "720p" (cheaper, default) or "1080p" (premium output).
  4. Select aspect ratio, duration (3-15s), and optional seed for reproducibility.
  5. Submit your request—the model composes a video from your references at the selected resolution.

Questions courantes

Foire aux questions

What is the cost of Happy Horse 1.1 Reference to Video?

Happy Horse 1.1 Reference to Video costs $0.14/sec at 720p (default) or $0.18/sec at 1080p on muapi. A 5-second 720p clip costs $0.70; the same clip at 1080p costs $0.90.

How is 1.1 different from Happy Horse 1.0?

1.1 is a newer generation with improved reliability (automatic KIE.ai fallback) and lower per-second pricing at both resolutions.

How do I choose the resolution?

Pass `resolution: "720p"` (default) or `resolution: "1080p"` in your request body — both are served by the same endpoint.

How many reference images can I use?

1 to 9 images, referenced in your prompt matching the order in `images_list`.

What happened to the dedicated 720p/1080p endpoints?

They still work exactly as before, unchanged, for existing integrations. This unified endpoint is the new recommended way to access both resolutions through one integration.