Motion draft
$0.65
5s · 540p
LUMA MODIFY + REFRAME ROUTE
Luma Ray 3.2
Source-video Modify, Reframe, guide/keyframe control and silent video outputs.
Use Ray 3.2 when a source clip already has usable timing: change the visual treatment with Modify, guide selected moments with a frame or keyframes, or Reframe the approved shot into new delivery ratios. Text-to-video and image-to-video remain useful supporting routes for short silent Luma motion tests.
ReframeSilent video
Luma Ray 3.2 example
Modify and Reframe route for current Luma video
Modify source clips
Keep source timing and camera motion while changing look, subject detail or scene treatment.
Reframe delivery cuts
Outpaint a source clip into vertical, square, landscape or ultrawide formats.
Guide/keyframes
Use a guide frame or indexed keyframes when selected source moments need visual direction.
Text or start image
Generate short silent Luma motion tests when there is no source clip yet.
540p to 1080p
Draft lower, then inspect selected edit or reframe candidates at 720p or 1080p.
Silent by design
Ray 3.2 outputs video only in MaxVideoAI; add music, voice or sound design later.
Luma Ray 3.2 pricing at a glance
Preset Ray 3.2 totals use MaxVideoAI display pricing; exact price appears before generation.
Standard preview
$1.30
Most popular5s · 720p
Delivery render
$5.20
10s · 1080p
Max duration
30s
Up to 1080p
All Ray 3.2 routes keep the same MaxVideoAI customer quote based on Fal reference pricing plus the configured margin; direct fulfillment does not change the client price.
Luma Ray 3.2 examples
Use examples to study Modify prompts, keyframed source-video changes, Reframe delivery setups and short supporting generation tests.
Modify source clips
Study how Ray 3.2 changes a clip without losing its timing.
Reframe delivery
Recreate a vertical, square, or wide cut from the same approved master.
Silent output
Ray 3.2 does not generate native audio on this MaxVideoAI route.
Guide frames
Use one frame or indexed keyframes to steer specific source moments.
Cost control
Validate at 5s / 540p or 720p before 1080p passes.
Modify or Reframe first?
Use Modify when the source timing already works and the look needs to change. Use Reframe when an approved master needs another aspect ratio.
Need guide frames?
Use one guide frame for a single visual target, or indexed keyframes when specific moments in the source video need direction.
Need audio?
Ray 3.2 is a silent video route here. Choose it for visual edits and reframes, then add music, voice or sound design downstream.
How to write a strong Ray 3.2 prompt
Write a single edit or reframe brief with source preservation, the requested change, camera/framing intent, duration and resolution.
Tip: for Modify, write the preservation rule first so the prompt does not fight the source video.
How Luma Ray 3.2 uses references
Source video
Upload a clean MP4, MOV or WebM clip when Modify or Reframe should preserve source timing.
Modify
State what stays from the source first, then describe the visual change and strength of reinterpretation.
Guide frames
Use one guide frame or indexed keyframes for Modify when specific moments need visual direction.
Reframe target
Choose the delivery ratio first, then keep the prompt focused on subject priority and canvas fill.
Supporting generation
Use text or a start image only when you need to create a new short silent clip before editing.
Global principles
- Use one edit goal per source clip.
- Keep the preservation rule and the requested change separate.
- Use 10s only when the action needs the extra time.
- Use generation only when no source clip exists yet.
Engine quirks / what to watch for
- Source videos make Modify and Reframe practical when timing is already approved.
- Guide frames and keyframes help target specific moments instead of repainting the whole clip blindly.
- Short Luma generation remains useful for creating candidate clips before a later edit/reframe pass.
- Resolution, duration and mode choices directly affect displayed pricing.
Demo prompt — Luma Ray 3.2
Text-to-videoSubject: Armored skull biker • Action: Motorcycle approaches and stops
Camera: Low front tracking, slight push-in • Style: Cinematic, wet street reflections
Audio: Engine revs, metal clinks, distant thunder
View full prompt
Animate the skincare bottle still with a gentle clockwise camera drift, preserve bottle shape and label order, add soft studio reflections and subtle light movement, calm premium motion.
5s4:3Audio on
5s4:3
View full renderPractical strengths and boundaries
Best practices, common fixes, and important limitations to help you get the strongest results with Luma Ray 3.2.
What works best
- Source videos help preserve timing and camera motion for Modify.
- Guide frames and keyframes are useful when specific source moments need visual direction.
- Reframe is useful when one approved clip needs several delivery ratios.
- Good supporting fit for short product, fashion, environment and social motion tests.
- 1080p is useful for final inspection of selected short clips.
Common problems → fast fixes
- Feels random / inconsistent → simplify to: subject + action + camera + lighting. Re-run 2–3 takes.
- Motion looks weird → reduce movement: one camera move, slower action, fewer props.
- Subject drifts off-brand → start from a reference image and lock palette + lighting.
- Text looks wrong → avoid readable signage, tiny UI, micro labels. Keep text off-screen.
Hard limits to keep in mind
- Generation duration is 5s or 10s.
- Resolution choices are 540p, 720p and 1080p.
- Ray 3.2 output is silent in MaxVideoAI.
- It is not positioned as the best all-purpose choice when native audio, dialogue or lip sync is required.
- Provider capacity can vary during peak usage.
Ray 3.2 specs
The limits that shape your renders.
Price / second
540p $0.13/s720p $0.26/s1080p $0.52/s
Text-to-Video
Supported
Image-to-Video
Supported
Video-to-Video
Supported (Ray 3.2 Modify and Reframe source-video routes)
First/Last frame
Supported (I2V end frame plus Modify guide/keyframes up to 64 anchors)
Start / reference image
Supported through guide frames and indexed Modify keyframes
Reference video
Supported for Modify and Reframe source-video workflows
Max resolution
1080p
Max duration
10s generation; source clips up to 30s for Modify/Reframe intake
Aspect ratios
9:16 / 3:4 / 1:1 / 4:3 / 16:9 / 21:9
FPS options
24 fps
Output format
MP4
Camera / motion controls
Prompt, source-video preservation, guide frames and Modify keyframes
Watermark
No (MaxVideoAI)
Edit and reframe surface
Ray 3.2 is exposed first for source-video Modify and Reframe, with generation available as a supporting route.
Details
Edit and reframe surface
Ray 3.2 is exposed first for source-video Modify and Reframe, with generation available as a supporting route.
- Modify for source-video visual changes.
- Guide frame or indexed keyframes for directed Modify passes.
- Up to 64 Modify keyframe anchors where the provider route accepts them.
- Reframe for aspect-ratio delivery variants.
- Text-to-video for prompt-only silent motion tests.
- Image-to-video when one opening still should anchor the clip.
- 5s and 10s durations.
- 540p, 720p and 1080p output choices.
Operational notes
Details
Operational notes
- MaxVideoAI keeps Ray 3.2 requests on supported settings.
- Provider capacity can vary during peak usage.
- All Ray 3.2 public modes keep the Fal-reference customer quote with margin.
- Internal routing does not change the price shown to the client.
Safety and likeness
Built-in safeguards and best practices for responsible creation with Luma Ray 3.2.
- Use original characters and owned references.
- Avoid real people, celebrities and protected characters.
- Do not use someone's likeness without consent.
- Avoid copyrighted franchises, logos and protected IP.
FAQ
What does Luma Ray 3.2 support in MaxVideoAI?
The model page focuses on source-video Modify, Reframe, guide/keyframe editing, plus short text-to-video and image-to-video when you need a new silent Luma clip.
When is Ray 3.2 the strongest choice?
Use it when you already have a usable source video and need to change the visual treatment, guide specific moments, or create new delivery ratios. For native soundtracks, dialogue or lip sync, choose an audio-capable engine instead.
Does the page expose HDR or EXR options?
No. Public marketing copy stays on supported generation settings until any advanced options are product-approved.
How is pricing shown?
Displayed examples use MaxVideoAI pricing with margin. The exact app quote appears before generation.
Does Ray 3.2 generate audio?
No. Treat Ray 3.2 renders as silent video outputs and add voice, music or sound design later.