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Luma Dream Machine
Luma's Dream Machine documentation covers image and video creation. Its Ray3 Modify guide describes changing an input shot with character references and keyframes, with a strength control for the degree of transformation. That workflow gives a director specific choices to review across the shot. Luma also publishes a newer Luma Agents app guide and separate Ray3.2 API documentation; their controls and account terms need their own scope checks.
At a glance
- Provider
- Luma
- Status
- Ray3 Modify workflow documented
- Availability
- The December 2025 Ray3 Modify guide says the workflow is available to subscribers. Confirm its current placement and entitlement in the account before planning a job.
- Works with
- Images, Video, Character references
- Last checked
- Sep 13, 2026
- Topics
- Tools & Models
Before you use it
- Pricing
- Dream Machine subscriptions and API credits are separate. Credits do not transfer between them; confirm the rate for the selected model and account.
- Terms
- Luma's 14 May 2026 consumer terms condition commercial use on a qualifying paid subscription when the output was produced. They include training rights for paid-period inputs and outputs. API and enterprise agreements differ.
What to check
- Ray3 Modify accepts input video up to ten seconds.
- For input longer than five seconds, the displayed end keyframe comes from the five-second position.
- Higher Modify Strength can alter camera motion.
History and changes
Luma documents Ray3 Modify's reference controls
Luma published a Ray3 Modify guide describing a subscriber workflow that combines input video, character references, and keyframes to direct changes across a shot.
Modify Video adds footage transformation
Luma launched Modify Video in Dream Machine, using supplied footage and adjustable transformation strength to change a shot's style, setting, or elements.
Ray2 arrives in Dream Machine
Luma introduced the Ray2 video-generation model for paid Dream Machine subscribers on web and iOS.
Dream Machine expands its creative workspace
Luma introduced a redesigned Dream Machine with text-to-image and image-to-video creation, style references, and boards for organizing ideas across web and iOS.
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