Luma Ray AI Video Generator
Ray is Luma AI’s video model family. On AutoFeed, Ray 3.2 renders 5 second clips from text or a starting image at 720p or 1080p, in vertical, horizontal or square format.
- Made by
- Luma AI
- Input
- Text or image
- Clip length
- 5 seconds
- Aspect ratios
- 9:16, 16:9, 1:1
- From
- 1,200 credits
Luma Ray Clips Made in AutoFeed
What Luma Ray Is Good At
Ray is the video model family from Luma AI, the company behind Dream Machine. AutoFeed offers Ray 3.2, which replaced Ray 2 and Ray 2 Flash when those were withdrawn.
Ray 3.2 accepts a text prompt or a starting image and renders 5 second clips at 720p or 1080p. It supports all three formats, so you can make vertical clips for TikTok and Shorts, horizontal ones for YouTube and square ones for feeds.
It suits cinematic shots: establishing views, camera moves through a scene and atmospheric B-roll. 720p costs a quarter of the 1080p price, which makes it the cheap way to test a prompt.
Use it for
- Cinematic establishing shots and camera moves
- Atmospheric B-roll for story and documentary channels
- Square feed posts as well as vertical and horizontal video
What a Luma Ray Clip Costs on AutoFeed
Credits per clip for every variant, resolution and length, and how many clips a month that is on each plan: Hobby $19/month = 15,000 credits, Pro $59/month = 60,000 credits, Ultimate $249/month = 180,000 credits. Credits are shared with everything else you make.
| Variant | Input | Resolution | Length | Credits | Clips on Hobby | Clips on Pro | Clips on Ultimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luma Ray 3.2 | Text or image | 720p | 5s | 1,200 | 12 | 50 | 150 |
| Luma Ray 3.2 | Text or image | 1080p | 5s | 4,800 | 3 | 12 | 37 |
How to Make and Post a Luma Ray Video
The AI video editor, step by step.
- 1
Choose text to video or image to video
Open the AI video editor and pick the input. Luma Ray on AutoFeed takes text or image input.
- 2
Pick a Luma Ray variant
Available now: Luma Ray 3.2. Each model card shows its starting price in credits.
- 3
Write the prompt and set the clip
Describe the shot, then choose the length (5 seconds), the resolution and the format (9:16, 16:9, 1:1). The credit cost updates as you change them.
- 4
Generate
The credits are deducted when generation starts and returned automatically if the model fails. The finished clip appears under your AI videos.
- 5
Post, schedule or download
Post the clip to a connected TikTok or YouTube account now, schedule it for a date and time, or download the MP4.
Prompt Tips for Luma Ray
- Write like a shot list: subject, location, light, then camera ("drone shot over a foggy pine forest at sunrise, slow forward glide").
- Five seconds suits one slow move; do not ask for several actions.
- Test the prompt at 720p, then render the keeper at 1080p.
Want a channel that posts on its own? AI clips are made and posted one at a time. For a series that writes, renders and posts new videos on a schedule, see the faceless video generators, and browse real results in the video library.
Luma Ray on AutoFeed: FAQ
Are Luma Ray 2 and Ray 2 Flash still available?
No. Both were withdrawn, and AutoFeed now offers Luma Ray 3.2 instead.
Do I need a Luma or Dream Machine account?
No. AutoFeed runs Ray through Replicate, so there is no separate Luma account or Dream Machine plan.
How many credits does a Luma Ray clip cost on AutoFeed?
From 1,200 credits (a 5 second Luma Ray 3.2 clip at 720p) to 4,800 credits (a 5 second Luma Ray 3.2 clip at 1080p). The table on this page lists every combination of variant, resolution and length.
How many Luma Ray clips do I get on each plan?
Hobby ($19/month, 15,000 credits): 3 to 12 clips; Pro ($59/month, 60,000 credits): 12 to 50 clips; Ultimate ($249/month, 180,000 credits): 37 to 150 clips. Credits are shared across everything you make on AutoFeed, so clips on other models or faceless videos draw on the same balance.
Can I try Luma Ray for free?
The cheapest Luma Ray clip costs 1,200 credits, more than the 1,000 free credits a new account receives, so Luma Ray needs a plan. The free credits do cover a clip on a cheaper model such as Wan 2.2.
Does Luma Ray on AutoFeed add a watermark?
No. AutoFeed adds no watermark or logo. Each clip is delivered as an MP4 at 1080x1920 for 9:16, 1920x1080 for 16:9 or 1280x1280 for 1:1, ready to download or post.
Is Luma Ray text to video or image to video?
Both. Luma Ray on AutoFeed accepts a text prompt on its own, or a starting image plus a prompt describing the motion.
Can AutoFeed post Luma Ray videos to TikTok and YouTube?
Yes, one clip at a time. When a clip is ready you can post it to a connected TikTok or YouTube account straight away, or pick a date and time to schedule it. AI video clips are not a recurring series: the series that write, render and post new videos on their own schedule are the faceless formats (AI slideshows, Reddit stories, Would You Rather, Pick One and Fake Text).
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