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Luma Ray3.2: the Dream Machine video model

Luma Ray3.2 AI Video Generator: Natural Motion and Frame Control

Luma Ray3.2 makes wind, water and fabric move like the real thing, and it can animate one picture or travel between two.

Luma Ray3.2 is the video model behind Luma Dream Machine. Type a shot and get a 5 or 10 second clip at up to 1080p, in six shapes from vertical 9:16 to cinematic 21:9. Add one picture to bring it to life, or a start and an end picture to film the change between them. On Pixel Dojo it comes with every top video model in one plan, six studios, Sensei the AI director and commercial use on every plan. We made every clip on this page here, and each one comes with its exact prompt and settings so you can start from it.

10 credits ($0.63) per 5 s clip at 720p. Included in every plan, from $10/month.

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Slow push in toward her face as a strong sea wind whips her long auburn hair across the frame and the rust silk scarf streams and ripples behind her, she turns her head slightly toward the camera, grey waves roll past below, the ferry rocks gently, soft overcast light, natural cinematic motion.

Where Luma Ray3.2 shines

  • Hair, cloth and water that move for real

    Wind through long hair, a silk scarf rippling, a cape billowing and spray off a horse's hooves all carry weight and follow through. Name the force in your prompt (a strong sea wind, a gallop, a pour) and Ray3.2 animates everything it touches.

  • Start and end frames

    Give it a first picture and a last picture and it films the journey between them. Our cabin clip goes from deep snow at blue dusk to wildflowers at golden hour in 5 seconds, with the cabin, mountains and camera holding steady.

  • One picture, brought to life

    Add a single start picture and the clip keeps its face, wardrobe and framing while the scene starts to move. Our ferry portrait kept every detail of her coat and scarf as the wind took her hair.

  • Cinematic camera moves

    Push ins, low tracking shots and fast drone flights read clearly. Lead your prompt with the move and Ray3.2 holds it for the whole clip.

  • Wide 21:9 and vertical 9:16

    Pick from 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 and 21:9 for text to video. Use 21:9 for trailer style openers and 9:16 for reels and stories.

What you can make with Luma Ray3.2

We made these six on Pixel Dojo at 720p: a portrait brought to life, a winter to spring transformation, a drone flight, a fashion film, a gallop through the surf and a dessert ad. Tap Use this prompt on any clip to open the tool with that prompt ready.

Made from one start picture. The sea wind lifts every strand of her auburn hair and ripples the silk scarf while the camera pushes in and she turns toward the lens. Start from this prompt with a portrait of your own.

Slow push in toward her face as a strong sea wind whips her long auburn hair across the frame and the rust silk scarf streams and ripples behind her, she turns her head slightly toward the camera, grey waves roll past below, the ferry rocks gently, soft overcast light, natural cinematic motion.

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Start and end frame. We gave Luma Ray3.2 a winter picture and a spring picture of the same cabin, and it filled the five seconds between them with melting snow, a thawing lake and spreading wildflowers. Use two pictures of your own to plan any transformation.

Locked off wide shot that holds still while the seasons turn: the snow on the cabin roof and the pines melts away, the frozen lake thaws into calm mirror water, green grass and wildflowers spread across the shore, and the blue winter dusk warms into golden evening light, a smooth natural time lapse.

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A cinematic 21:9 drone flight, made from text alone. The camera threads between basalt columns while waves crash and foam pours off the rock. Start from this prompt for an epic opening shot.

Sweeping aerial drone shot gliding low and fast along a rugged coastline of tall black sea stacks at sunrise, huge ocean waves exploding into white spray against the rock, sea mist drifting through low golden light, seabirds wheeling, the camera banks and rises to reveal the long curve of the cliffs, epic anamorphic film look.

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A vertical fashion film for reels and stories. The sheer cape catches the wind in wide arcs and sand kicks up from each step in warm sunset backlight. Start from this prompt and swap in your own wardrobe.

Low angle slow motion tracking shot: a strikingly beautiful woman in her late twenties in a long flowing crimson chiffon gown with long sleeves spins on a windswept white sand dune at sunset, the long skirt and a trailing silk cape billow and ripple in wide arcs, her dark hair lifts in the wind, sand sprays around her feet, warm backlight, shallow depth of field, editorial fashion film look.

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Action with real weight. Each hoof strike throws a sheet of glowing spray, the coat tails snap in the wind and the wet sand mirrors the sky. Start from this prompt for an adventure trailer moment.

Side tracking shot with a telephoto lens, slow motion: a black horse with a long flowing mane gallops through shallow surf at sunrise, ridden by a handsome man in his thirties in a long dark waxed riding coat and leather boots, sheets of sea water explode from the hooves into glittering backlit droplets, wet sand mirrors the orange sky, cinematic film grain.

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A dessert commercial in a square frame. The caramel stream coils, spreads and drips down the sphere with the weight of real liquid under warm rim light. Start from this prompt for your own food or product ad.

Extreme macro in slow motion: a ribbon of glossy liquid caramel pours and folds onto a smooth sphere of dark chocolate that turns slowly on a black marble pedestal, a soft streak of light sweeps across the shiny surface, warm amber rim light, shallow depth of field, luxury dessert commercial look.

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How we made the start and end frames for Luma Ray3.2

Two of the clips above started from pictures we made first with Muse Image on Pixel Dojo, at 0.5 credits each. For the cabin we made a winter picture, then added it as a reference and asked for the same view in late spring. Because the end frame came from the start frame, the cabin, the pines and the mountains line up, and Luma Ray3.2 only has to change the season.

Keep the camera still in your prompt when you use two frames. A locked off shot lets the change itself be the motion: snow melting, ice thawing, flowers spreading, dusk warming into gold.

For a single start picture, write what moves and what pushes it. Our ferry prompt names the sea wind, her hair, the scarf and one small turn of the head, and the clip keeps her face, coat and framing from the picture.

A clip made from a picture is 5 seconds long and follows the picture's own shape, so frame the picture the way you want the video.

Credits per clip at every Luma Ray3.2 resolution

ResolutionCredits per second5 second clip10 second clip
360p0.52.55
540p1510
720p21020
1080p7.537.575

Luma Ray3.2 settings and when to use them

Duration5 or 10 seconds
Text to video runs 5 or 10 seconds. A clip made from a start picture is always 5 seconds.
Resolution360p, 540p, 720p, 1080p
Try a new idea at 360p, then render the version you love at 720p or 1080p.
Aspect ratio16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 21:9
Used for text to video. With a start picture the clip follows the picture's shape, so frame the picture the way you want the video.
Start frameOne picture
The first frame of your clip. Describe what moves and the camera move in the prompt.
End frameOne picture, with a start frame
The last frame of your clip. Make it from the start picture so the two line up.

How to use Luma Ray3.2 on Pixel Dojo

  1. 1

    Write the shot

    Lead with the camera move, then the subject, one action, the light and the look. Every prompt on this page follows that order.

  2. 2

    Add pictures if you have them

    Drop in a start picture to animate it, and an end picture to set where the clip lands.

  3. 3

    Pick length, size and shape

    Choose 5 or 10 seconds, a resolution and an aspect ratio. The tool shows the credits before you generate.

  4. 4

    Generate and keep going

    Download your clip, or open Canvas to chain it with an upscale or another shot.

Luma Ray3.2 pricing on Pixel Dojo

Luma Ray3.2 is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, with plans from $10/month. Each clip uses credits by resolution and length: 0.5 credits per second at 360p, 1 at 540p, 2 at 720p and 7.5 at 1080p.

Every showcase clip on this page is 720p. A 5 second 720p clip is 10 credits and a 10 second one is 20 credits. A quick 5 second idea at 360p is 2.5 credits, and a 5 second 1080p clip is 37.5 credits.

Start and end frames cost the same as text to video. The Pixel Dojo API charges the same credits per clip.

Luma Ray3.2 questions

What is Luma Ray3.2?

Luma Ray3.2 (also written Ray 3.2) is Luma's AI video model, the one behind Luma Dream Machine. It turns a text prompt, one start picture, or a start and an end picture into a silent clip of 5 or 10 seconds at up to 1080p. On Pixel Dojo you can use it from the prompt box on this page.

What is Luma Ray3.2 best at?

Natural motion and cinematic camera work: hair and fabric in the wind, crashing water, liquid pours and fast drone flights. It is also great at start and end frame transitions, like our winter to spring cabin.

How do start and end frames work in Luma Ray3.2?

Add a start picture and an end picture, write what happens between them, and Ray3.2 films the change. The clip is 5 seconds and follows the start picture's shape. For the smoothest result, make the end picture from the start picture so the scene lines up.

What lengths, resolutions and aspect ratios does Luma Ray3.2 support?

5 or 10 seconds from text, 5 seconds from a picture. Resolutions are 360p, 540p, 720p and 1080p. Text to video comes in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 and 21:9.

Does Luma Ray3.2 make sound?

No. Luma Ray3.2 clips are silent, which suits b-roll, product shots and scenes you will score yourself. When you need dialogue or sound effects, pick a video model with native audio from the AI video page.

How much does Luma Ray3.2 cost?

Luma Ray3.2 is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, from $10/month. A 5 second clip is 2.5 credits at 360p, 5 at 540p, 10 at 720p and 37.5 at 1080p. A 10 second clip costs twice that.

Can I use Luma Ray3.2 videos commercially?

Yes. You own what you make, on every plan.

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