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Happy Horse

Happy Horse

Open-source AI video model with audio

Open-source video generation with native sound

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Highlights

Fully open-source weights
15B parameters, 40-layer Transformer
8-step generation via DMD 2 distillation
1080p in 38 seconds on an H100, per the page
7 languages with low lip-sync error

What you can do with it

  • Self-hosted video generation
  • Fine-tuning for custom styles
  • Multilingual talking-head video
  • Research and creative experiments

How to use it

  1. 1 Try the hosted free trial first
  2. 2 Download the weights if you self-host
  3. 3 Set up the model with your hardware
  4. 4 Generate with text or image input
  5. 5 Fine-tune on your own data if needed

Who it is for

Developers and researchersTeams wanting self-hostingCreators needing multilingual videoStudios exploring fine-tuning

Pros

  • Open-source and self-hostable
  • Fast inference claims
  • Native audio and video together
  • Multilingual lip-sync support

Limitations

  • Needs strong hardware for the cited speed
  • Free trial and paid editions may change
  • Self-hosting requires technical skill
  • The 38-second figure depends on an H100

What Happy Horse is

Happy Horse 1.0 is an open-source AI video generation model with 15 billion parameters. It uses a 40-layer self-attention Transformer architecture and supports native joint audio-video synthesis, so sound and picture are produced together rather than bolted on afterward. Thanks to DMD 2 distillation, it needs only 8 denoising steps, and the page says it can generate 1080p video in 38 seconds on an H100. It supports 7 languages with low lip-sync error rates, which matters for anything with speaking subjects. Because the model is fully open-source, you can self-host it and fine-tune it for your own scenarios instead of depending only on a hosted service.

What you can do with it

- Generate 1080p video with native audio

- Run the model on your own hardware

- Fine-tune it for custom styles

- Produce video in 7 languages

- Use fast 8-step inference

Who it is for

- Developers and researchers studying video models

- Teams that need self-hosted generation

- Creators making multilingual video

- Studios exploring fine-tuning

What to watch out for

The 38-second figure depends on an H100, so slower hardware means slower output and a different workflow. Self-hosting requires technical skill and a real compute budget, and it is not a plug-and-play option for beginners. Free trial and paid editions may change, and lip-sync quality varies by language and footage, so test your target language before you commit. Plan your hardware and storage before relying on the open-source version for regular production, since video files and model weights both take space. For best results, start with a small test file and review the output carefully before working on anything important.

FAQ

What is Happy Horse 1.0?

An open-source AI video model with joint audio-video synthesis.

How big is it?

15 billion parameters with a 40-layer self-attention Transformer.

Can I run it myself?

Yes, it is fully open-source for self-hosting and fine-tuning.

How fast is it?

The page cites 1080p in 38 seconds on an H100 with 8 denoising steps.

Why it is free

What the official page says: 免费试用免费

Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.

Product preview

Happy Horse product screenshot

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