luma-ai-team/luma
Create and edit images and videos with your Luma account at luma.ai. Ten creative workflows guide product clips, photo animation and short films.
Use when the user needs the same character, person or mascot to look the same across several pictures, in other angles, outfits, expressions and scenes. Builds one reference picture and a set of edits of it, and saves their ids for films and social clips.
Use when the user has one video and wants it in other shapes or sharper for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, a feed post, YouTube or a shop page. Finds the crop that keeps the subject whole in each shape, sharpens it with enhance, and checks every copy.
Use when the user wants Luma to make a picture or a video clip from an idea, a photo, or one of their own Luma videos, and no more specific Luma workflow fits. Picks the tool, mode, model and settings, makes it and shows the result.
Use when the user has five to ten photos from a trip, a birthday or a family event and wants one short recap video of them. Animates every photo in one shared look, then joins them with transitions and music; without ffmpeg, hands over the clips in order with an edit plan.
Use when the user has one photo and wants it to move, such as "bring this photo to life", "animate my picture" or "turn this photo into a video". Picks Luma effects that fit it plus a plain animation, makes them and shows the results side by side.
Use when the user wants short clips of a product for a shop, an ad or social media, from a photo of the product, or a product video changed for a season or a scene. Cleans the photo up, makes motion treatments in vertical and square, and can restage a clip.
Use when the user wants a photo, or one of their own Luma videos, redrawn in a different look such as anime, watercolour, clay or film noir, and wants to compare a few looks. Finds matching Luma styles, makes each variant and shows them side by side.
Use when the user wants a short film, a trailer or a story told in several shots with Luma, from script and shot list to matching stills, animated shots and one cut with titles and sound. The final cut needs ffmpeg on the user's machine; without it, deliver the shots in order.