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Luma

Luma is an AI creative platform for teams that plan, generate, iterate, and refine image, video, audio, and text work in one workflow. It combines creative agents, production-focused outputs, and team workspace features for studio and marketing use cases.

Luma

Overview

Luma is an AI creative platform for teams that need to move from idea to deliverable across image, video, audio, and text. The site describes it as a set of creative agents that plan, generate, iterate, and refine work with shared context across the workflow.

The product combines Luma’s own models with third-party models and production-focused tools. The public pages emphasize video generation and modification with Ray3.2, image generation, audio generation, team workspaces, and export options such as EXR for professional post-production use.

Core capabilities

Agent-driven creative workflow

Luma Agents plan, generate, iterate, and refine creative work with shared context across teams and formats, so concepting and production happen in one workflow.

Multimodal creation and editing

The platform supports image, video, audio, and text workflows, including turning spoken ideas into prompts, generating video, editing images, and exporting production-ready files.

Directed video controls

The Ray3.2 page describes Multi-Keyframe control, Modify Video, Reframe, Motion Transfer, Camera Motion Transfer, and Expressive Facial Performance for more directed video work.

Team and enterprise workspace features

Team plans include managing members, organizing projects, team-wide sharing, usage analytics, shared team credits, and SSO, with enterprise options for training and custom fine-tuning.

Production-oriented output

The app page highlights export for production, including high-quality EXR files, plus work like stitching clips, adding captions, and preparing polished deliverables.

Guided workflow library

The learning center provides guided boards and tutorials for workflows such as product campaigns, slide decks, video motion control, lip sync, and character consistency.

Practical use cases

  • End-to-end creative production

    Use the agents to take a brief from brainstorm to polished deliverable, with context preserved across planning, generation, and refinement steps.

  • Video direction and shot iteration

    Create or modify video with keyframes, motion transfer, reframing, and modify-video workflows when a team needs more control over shot direction and continuity.

  • Marketing and campaign adaptation

    Build campaign assets such as product visuals, social video ads, and brand variations, then localize or reframe them for different markets and formats.

  • Structured presentation and storyboard work

    Prepare team decks, storyboards, lesson plans, and other structured presentations using guided workflows and templates from the learning center.

  • Team collaboration and review

    Organize shared projects for a group that needs credits, usage tracking, and team-wide asset sharing in one workspace.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Supports a broad creative workflow across image, video, audio, and text rather than a single task.
  • Includes team-oriented features such as shared credits, project organization, usage analytics, and SSO on business plans.
  • Provides directed video controls such as keyframes, motion transfer, reframing, and modify-video workflows.
  • Offers production-friendly outputs including 1080p video, native HDR generation, and EXR export.
  • Includes guided learning resources and demo boards for common creative scenarios.

Cons

  • Pricing is usage-based and varies by model, resolution, mode, and output format, so costs can be hard to predict for heavier production work.
  • The public pages show strong workflow and model coverage, but they provide limited detail about third-party integrations beyond model access and API availability for some products.

FAQ

What is Luma used for?

Luma is an AI creative platform that helps teams plan, generate, iterate, and refine media work in one workflow. The source pages show it supports image, video, and audio generation, as well as editing and production-oriented outputs such as EXR files.

What can I do in the Luma app?

The source highlights creative agents, shared context across formats and workflows, team workspaces, export for production, and support for built-in editing and refinement. The app page also notes spoken ideas can be turned into prompts instantly.

Does Luma support team collaboration?

Yes. The pricing page includes Team and Enterprise plans with team member management, project organization, team-wide sharing, usage analytics, shared team credits, and SSO on Team. Enterprise adds dedicated education and training plus custom fine-tuning.

How does pricing work?

Luma lists Ray3.2 pricing for video generation with different credit costs by mode, resolution, and output format. The pricing page also shows separate pricing for image generation, audio generation, and utility tools such as background removal and image/video reframing.

Is there guidance for getting started?

The source pages point to a learning center with guided workflows for topics such as Video Modify Video & Motion Control, Video LipSync & Captions, Product to Campaign, and Create Slide Decks on Any Topic. That suggests the product is designed to support structured creative workflows, not just one-off generation.

Quick Facts

Category
AI creative platform
Primary surface
Web app with API access for some models
Primary users
Creative teams, studios, agencies, and production workflows
Source domain
lumalabs.ai
Pricing shape
Paid plans plus contact-sales team and enterprise tiers; usage-based credits for generation
Notable outputs
Video, image, audio, captions, and EXR export