Get a free Muse invite code from the MuseInvite community pool, copy it, and redeem it at Settings → General → Redeem invite code on muse.ai or in the Muse App. The pool is free. Redeem within 48 hours of creating your account and choose a code with available uses; a qualifying redemption gives you and the inviter 1 billion tokens each.
Check your account’s window first
Start with your registration time. The 48-hour window belongs to your new Muse account, so the useful question is “When did I sign up?” A code posted today does not give an older account a fresh window. Likewise, a code shared earlier can still be useful if it has available redemptions and your account is eligible.
If you are inside the window, copy a code and complete the redemption while you have time. If more than 48 hours have passed, switching codes will not reset it. The input field may remain visible after the deadline even though the referral reward is no longer available. The Muse invite code 48-hour guide explains the timing with practical examples.
Use the free pool step by step
- Open the free code section on the home page and view a community code.
- Copy the complete code. Keep it handy while you return to your Muse account.
- Open Settings → General → Redeem invite code on muse.ai or in the Muse App.
- Paste the code and compare it with the original, including the first and last characters.
- Submit it as directed by Muse and read the result before closing the screen.
Copying is the handoff between the pool and Muse; redemption is the step that counts toward the referral reward. If you copy a code and then leave the process unfinished, return to the redemption field before your account’s window closes. You do not need to pay to obtain a code from the pool.
Community codes have a limited number of uses. The current cap is 30 redemptions per code, with limits of 20–30 depending on the promotion batch. A code can reach its cap after being shared, so an older successful redemption does not tell you how much capacity remains today. Read how many times a Muse invite code can be used for a closer look at those limits.
If the first code does not work
Read the exact message before trying another code. If the pasted text differs from the original, correct it and try again. If Muse says the code has reached its use limit, return to the free pool and choose another code while your account is still inside its 48-hour window.
Keep the code you tried beside the result you received in Muse. That makes it easier to distinguish a full code from a typing error when choosing your next step, especially if you have several codes saved in messages.
If the message is unclear, keep its wording and check the account’s registration time alongside the code you entered. Note any previous successful redemption too. These details make it easier to work out the next step without repeatedly swapping codes. Follow the invite code troubleshooting guide to check timing, capacity, and copied text in a sensible order.
Understand what “1 billion each” means
A qualifying redemption gives you your own 1 billion tokens and gives the inviter a separate 1 billion. You are not splitting one allocation between two people. Entering a single code also does not give the new user the 30-billion total associated with an inviter filling a code’s current capacity.
The reward pool is shown as “Never expires.” That describes the reward pool, while the 48-hour requirement sets the deadline for redeeming a code after registration. For a new account, the immediate task is to finish the redemption on time; the reward pool’s label does not extend that deadline.
Share your own code as the next step
You can submit your personal code to the community pool for free, giving other people who need a code a place to find it. Look for Invite at the top right of the Muse App (per community reports — check your app). Copy the personal code shown for you, rather than reusing the code you just redeemed from somebody else.
When sharing, include the code, the Settings redemption route, and the recipient’s 48-hour deadline in the same message. That saves them a second search and makes the next step clear. See how to find and share your Muse invite code for a ready-to-use sharing message.