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Luma Dream Machine

Luma AI
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Text-to-video with smooth camera moves and the Ray model — free tier to start.

Key facts: Luma Dream Machine turns text and images into short video clips, and it is known for smooth, controllable camera moves — push-ins, orbits and crane-style shots that make AI footage feel shot rather than generated. Its Ray model family powers the current generation, with stronger motion coherence than the early Dream Machine releases.

Plans: Dream Machine is free to start with a monthly generation allowance, and paid plans add more generations, faster queues and commercial use. The free tier is a genuine way to test it.

Best for: creators who care about camera language, product and establishing shots, and anyone storyboarding with AI. Watch out: clips are short, and complex multi-subject scenes still break down.

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Creators who care about camera language, product and establishing shots, and anyone storyboarding with AI. Who should skip it: filmmakers needing long, precisely continuous scenes.

Pricing

Free to start with a monthly generation allowance, and paid plans that add more generations, faster queues and commercial use. Check the official pricing page for current pricing.

FAQs

What is Dream Machine best at? Short clips with smooth, controllable camera moves: push-ins, orbits and crane-style shots.

What is the Ray model? The model family powering the current Dream Machine generation, with stronger motion coherence than early releases.

Can I start from an image? Yes, it turns text and images into short video clips.

Is there a free tier? Yes, with a monthly generation allowance; paid plans add more generations, faster queues and commercial use.

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