Ray3.2
Ray3.2 is Luma’s current video model on the Agents API. It supports text prompts, image anchors and existing video. Generation, editing and reframing use the same model identifier with different operation types.
Preview
Reframing is a separate operation
The video_reframe operation changes the aspect ratio of source video. It supports standard dynamic range and rejects editing controls, looping and start/end-frame inputs. An edit instead uses video_edit with source video and optional edit controls. These request types have different constraints even though both use ray-3.2.Luma Agents API models
Price the specific operation and format
Luma prices generation, editing, extension and reframing separately. A five-second 720p standard generation is 100 credits; the HDR version is 200, or 300 with EXR export. Credit-to-dollar conversion depends on the account. A ten-second request is not necessarily twice the five-second price.Luma Agents API prices and capacity plans
Practical guidance. Before moving a video workflow, compare the final delivery format as well as image quality. A social clip and a compositing sequence have different export needs. Record the requested operation, duration, resolution and dynamic range beside each cost comparison.
Specifications & access
| Detail | Value and conditions |
|---|---|
| Status | Preview |
| Access | API, Provider product |
| Model identifiers | ray-3.2 |
| Model ancestry | Derived from Ray3. Luma records EU market placement on 26 May 2026.Luma’s Ray training-content disclosure |
| Standard generation | 5 or 10 seconds; 540p, 720p and 1080p settings are documented in the model guide.Luma Agents API models |
| HDR generation | 720p or 1080p, five seconds. EXR export requires HDR. Editing has a separate rate table and constraints.Luma Agents API prices and capacity plans |
| API release status | The current pricing guide describes video rates as subject to change before general availability.Luma Agents API prices and capacity plans |
Related models
Luma’s image generation and editing model, with a higher-quality Max tier and reference-image controls.
Launch date API · Provider productA video model that introduced Luma's HDR workflow with 10-, 12- and 16-bit output options.
Launch date not confirmedDeprecated API; check access detailsAPI · Provider productAn earlier Ray video model with native 1080p output and an 18-second Modify workflow.
Launch date not confirmedProvider product