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Luma API

Luma API is an AI video generation and editing API for developers, agencies, and enterprises, built around Ray3.2. Supports text-to-video, editing, reframing, HDR, and EXR export.

Luma API

Overview

Luma API is an AI video generation and editing API centered on Ray3.2. It is presented as a developer-facing product for teams that want cinematic video generation to run inside their own applications, products, or production pipelines.

The public pages describe Ray3.2 as a control-heavy model for directing frames, transforming existing footage, reframing for different aspect ratios, and exporting output in formats that fit post-production workflows such as HDR and 16-bit EXR. The site also positions the API for developers, agencies, enterprises, and studios building repeatable video workflows at scale.

Core capabilities

Multi-keyframe control

Set up to 16 keyframes in a single clip to direct what changes and what stays consistent across a sequence.

1080p video generation and editing

Generate and edit in 1080p across the model, with text-to-video, image-to-video, and video-to-video workflows.

HDR generation and EXR export

Produce native HDR output and 16-bit EXR frames so generated footage can fit into grading, compositing, and VFX pipelines.

Reframing for delivery variants

Reframe footage for different aspect ratios and create market-specific or format-specific variants from a single source shoot.

Motion and performance preservation

Use motion transfer, camera motion transfer, performance tracking, and expressive facial performance to preserve movement and acting details across edits.

Multi-model workflow support

Combine Ray3.2 with Uni-1 for multimodal workflows that connect image generation and video generation in one pipeline.

Ways teams use it

  • Embedded AI video generation

    Build video generation into a product where users need cinematic clips without leaving the app.

  • Footage modification workflows

    Transform existing footage while keeping performance details, lighting, or scene continuity intact.

  • Campaign localization and versioning

    Generate format variants for different markets, aspect ratios, or deliverables from a single source asset.

  • Post-production handoff

    Create outputs that can move directly into grading, compositing, and VFX tools thanks to HDR and EXR support.

  • Multimodal creative pipelines

    Run image and video generation together when a workflow needs both stills and motion assets in the same system.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Supports fine-grained control with up to 16 keyframes in a single clip.
  • Covers multiple workflows, including text-to-video, image-to-video, video-to-video, and reframing.
  • Offers 1080p output across the model, plus HDR and 16-bit EXR export for downstream production work.
  • Provides pricing options for both pay-as-you-go usage and dedicated enterprise capacity.

Cons

  • The collected pages do not include a full setup guide or developer workflow documentation beyond general API and dashboard references.
  • Some detailed FAQ answers and integration specifics are only hinted at in the source pages, so implementation details may require checking the API documentation.

FAQ

What can I do with the Luma API?

Luma API is used to generate and edit video through Ray3.2. The source pages highlight text-to-video, image-to-video, video-to-video, multi-keyframe control, reframing, HDR generation, and EXR export.

What output formats and lengths are supported?

The Ray3.2 pages show 1080p output across the model, with text-to-video and image-to-video available in 5-second and 10-second lengths, video-to-video up to 20 seconds, and reframe by the second. HDR and HDR + EXR are also supported on the product pages.

How is the API priced?

The pricing and API pages indicate the product is available for developers and businesses, with pay-as-you-go options for building and contact sales for dedicated capacity and enterprise usage.

Where do I start if I want to use it?

The source pages mention API documentation, a dashboard at /api/dashboard, and a contact-sales flow for teams interested in the API. They do not provide a full setup guide on the pages collected here.

Who is this API best suited for?

The product pages emphasize workflows for studios, agencies, platforms, and enterprise teams that need controlled video generation, editing, and variant creation rather than a consumer-facing editor.

Quick Facts

Category
AI Video Generator API
Product
Luma API / Ray3.2 API
Primary users
Developers, agencies, enterprises, and studios
Source domain
lumalabs.ai
Core workflows
Text-to-video, image-to-video, video-to-video, reframing, HDR, EXR export
Pricing model
Pay-as-you-go plus contact-sales enterprise options