Meta spaces launches wherever Muse is available
Meta has unveiled spaces, which lets users create custom experiences in Muse by describing their ideas. It is available in all regions where Muse is offered, but the announcement did not specify availability in South Korea, separate fees or usage limits.
- spaces are custom experiences created in Muse by describing ideas.
- Meta said spaces would be available in all regions where Muse is offered starting November 6, 2026.
- The announcement did not specify whether Muse and spaces are available in South Korea.
- Separate fees, plan-specific terms and usage limits for spaces have not been confirmed.
- It was not specified whether a spaces API would be offered or when the feature for sharing with other users would launch.
Meta unveiled spaces on November 6, 2026. The announcement was made at 3 a.m. on November 7, Korea time. It is a custom experience you create within Muse by describing an idea. It is available in all regions where Muse is offered.
This article is based on Meta's announcement and official feed information, verified as of November 7, 2026.
Custom Muse experiences created by describing an idea
spaces is an experience you create within Muse by describing the idea you want. Meta introduced it in the announcement as a custom experience created by users. The announced feature is available within the Muse app.
Available from the announcement date in regions where Muse is offered
Meta said spaces would be available starting November 6, 2026. It is available in all regions where Muse is offered. However, the announcement did not specify whether Muse is available in Korea.
Availability in Korea therefore needs to be checked separately. The regional conditions for this announcement follow Muse's availability. To confirm support in Korea, first check whether Muse itself is available there.
Support in Korea, pricing, and API terms not specified
The announcement does not confirm support in Korea or the detailed terms for using spaces. The absence of a listed separate fee does not mean it is free. Whether an API is available also cannot be determined from this announcement alone.
| Item | Information not confirmed in the announcement |
|---|---|
| Support in Korea | Whether Muse and spaces are available in Korea |
| Pricing | Whether spaces has a separate fee |
| Plan terms | Whether availability varies by plan |
| Creation and usage limits | Whether there are limits on the number of creations and usage |
| API | Whether a spaces API is provided |
| Sharing feature | Release schedule for a feature to share with other users |
Availability and billing terms to check before using it in Korea
Before using it in Korea, check regional support and billing terms. Refer to Meta's official guidance and the terms of use displayed in Muse. The release of an in-app feature alone should not be taken to imply API support.
- Check Meta's official guidance to see whether Muse is available in Korea.
- If you can access Muse, check whether spaces is available.
- Before paying, check for separate fees and the terms for each plan.
- Before use, check the guidance on creation counts and usage limits.
FAQ
Can Muse spaces be used in Korea right away too?
The announcement did not specify whether it is available in Korea. Meta stated that it is available in all regions where Muse is available. To use it in Korea, you first need to check whether Muse is available there.
Is spaces free, and is there no limit on how many can be created?
Separate fees and availability conditions for each plan were not specified. Limits on the number that can be created and on usage have not been confirmed either. It therefore cannot be described as a free or unlimited feature.
Can spaces be used through an API or shared with others?
The announcement did not specify whether a spaces API would be available. The launch schedule for a feature for sharing with other users has not been confirmed either. What this announcement confirms is that it is a personalized experience within Muse.
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