Luma Video

Luma here means Luma AI's video generation service, reached through a web app and an API. The entry's description names Dream Machine and Ray2, and the pages read on 2026-10-12 no longer use either name: the site now leads with creative agents for professional work, and its pricing page prices the current video models Ray3.2 and Ray3.14 next to third-party models such as Seedance 2.0 and Minimax H3, with shared team context, skill-like workflows, credit allowances and export of EXR files for production finishing. Treat the labels in this entry as a generation marker and check the vendor's own pages for what is actually served today.

It suits teams producing brand variants and hero shots at volume, who want agents and shared workspaces rather than a single model endpoint, and who are comfortable with a subscription and a credit budget. It suits less well anyone looking for a free entry point, since the pricing page read on 2026-10-12 listed only paid individual plans and contact-sales team and enterprise tiers, and the homepage's "Try for free" shortcut did not explain what it covers. It also suits less well anyone who needs the specific older models this entry was written around, because neither Dream Machine nor Ray2 appeared on the pages read that day, and anyone who needs to know exactly which model produced a result should expect the vendor's pages to mix first-party and third-party models under one credit system.

Not verified: nothing was generated here, so motion quality, prompt adherence and consistency claims are the vendor's rather than results measured for this entry. The pricing page was read directly on 2026-10-12 and listed individual plans at $30, $90 and $300 per month with a yearly discount, shared team credits, and per-model credit costs per resolution and mode — these are published rates that change, not figures this listing has tested or agreed. Neither Dream Machine nor Ray2 appeared on the pricing page or on the creative-agents page, both read that day, so whether they are still offered, retired or renamed was not established. API rate limits, region availability, the rights attached to generated output, and what the free trial includes were not checked. The product record behind this entry still describes the offering as freemium with Dream Machine and Ray2, which no longer matches the pages read.