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Luma Ray 1.6 Text to Video

Luma Ray 1.6 Text to Video generates moving scenes from written descriptions, with a focus on fantasy imagery, dramatic lighting and subject-following camera movement.

Text to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 5s$0.30 / run
Duration: 10s$0.60 / run
  • Size: 1280 ร— 720, 720 ร— 1280 (same price).

Luma Ray 1.6 Text to Video

Luma Ray 1.6 Text to Video generates footage from a written scene description. Text supplies the subject, setting and action, giving creators a way to develop an imagined scene directly into motion. Its documented focus includes fantastical environments and luminous imagery shaped by dramatic lighting.

Camera movement is part of the generation, including tracking shots and angles that follow the action. This makes it useful for exploring how a creature moves through an unusual landscape or how a camera reveals an imagined location. The setting and its movement are developed together from the description.

What it's good for

Film teams can visualize fantasy locations for treatments and shot studies. Music-video creators can explore glowing natural forms or surreal environments that match a song's mood. It also suits early concept development, when a written idea needs a moving visual reference for discussion with collaborators.

Model ID

luma/ray-1.6-t2v

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.30 / run

Provider

Luma

Hosting

Passthru

Luma Ray 1.6 Text to Video

Luma Ray 1.6 Text to Video generates footage from a written scene description. Text supplies the subject, setting and action, giving creators a way to develop an imagined scene directly into motion. Its documented focus includes fantastical environments and luminous imagery shaped by dramatic lighting.

Camera movement is part of the generation, including tracking shots and angles that follow the action. This makes it useful for exploring how a creature moves through an unusual landscape or how a camera reveals an imagined location. The setting and its movement are developed together from the description.

What it's good for

Film teams can visualize fantasy locations for treatments and shot studies. Music-video creators can explore glowing natural forms or surreal environments that match a song's mood. It also suits early concept development, when a written idea needs a moving visual reference for discussion with collaborators.