Prompt-guided video edits
A text prompt describes how to edit the source video.
Change a video with words
Luma Ray 3.2 re-renders an existing video into new cinematic motion guided by a text prompt, preserving the source's look and movement while controlling resolution, duration, and HDR.
Opens the video studio with Luma Ray 3.2 Video to Video Edit ready to use. You can look around as a guest. Running it takes the Pro plan or higher.
What it makes
Change a video with words
Changes a video from a written instruction.
What you need
Optional: a picture to guide the video and the first picture.
What you get
An edited copy of your video
Luma Ray 3.2 Video to Video Edit edits a video you upload, guided by a text prompt that describes the change. You choose the resolution and the length of the result, and you can ask for HDR (high dynamic range) output. You get back an edited video.
You provide a text prompt and one video. Resolution offers 540p, 720p or 1080p, and higher resolutions cost more. Duration offers 5s or 10s. Edit Strength has nine levels: Adhere stays closest to your video, Flex is balanced, and Reimagine departs from it the most. Start Image sets the edited video's first frame. Keyframes and Keyframe Indexes work as a pair: add up to 64 images and give one frame number for each image.
Keyframes cannot be combined with Start Image. HDR needs HDR access on your account and a resolution of 720p or 1080p. The price is 7200 credits.
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Real-time, prompt-driven video editing over WebRTC. Restyle, swap backgrounds, and add or replace objects live on a webcam or streamed feed at interactive latency.
Edit any video with a natural-language instruction using Bernini-R, changing objects, weather, background, or camera angle while keeping the rest of the scene intact.
Edit outfits, objects, faces, or restyle your video - all with maximum detail retention.
Edit videos using plain language and Wan VACE
A text prompt describes how to edit the source video.
Start Image sets the first frame of the edited video.
Pick 540p, 720p or 1080p, and a result of 5s or 10s.
Keyframes and Keyframe Indexes work as a pair: add up to 64 images and give one frame number for each image.
Upload the one video you want to edit.
Describe how to edit the video. You can also set Resolution, Duration, Edit Strength or a Start Image.
You get back the edited video. It costs 7200 credits.
Upload it, describe the change in a text prompt and get an edited video back.
Choose an Adhere level to stay close to your video, or a Reimagine level to depart from it the most.
Quick answers to help you get the most out of Luma Ray 3.2 Video to Video Edit in FunAI Studio.