Luma AI

Luma Dream Machine

An AI video generator with natural camera movements

Paid No Korean

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Key specs

Luma Dream Machine key specs
Price Paid
Free limits No free tier
Paid price Plus $30/month ($25 with annual billing) · Pro $90/month · Ultra $300/month
Student / edu discount No
Korean NoneThe interface is in English. Prompts should also be in English for stable results.
Login Required
Platforms Web · iOS
File input IMAGE
Download output MP4 download. Resolution and credit limits vary by plan.
Commercial use ConditionalApplies to paid plans. Users are responsible for the copyright of their uploaded assets.

Prices may change. Currency and billing period follow the official listing; no currency conversion. Pricing page (opens in a new tab)

Who it's for

  • Video creators who want to direct exact camera movements. Control pans, zooms, and rotations with text prompts.
  • People who want to define start and end images to seamlessly bridge the gap between two scenes.
  • Online sellers who need short promotional videos that rotate and showcase product photos.

Drawbacks

  • There is no free plan, requiring at least $30/month to start. This makes it costly just to test out.
  • The UI and prompts are entirely in English. Entering Korean prompts often leads to unexpected scenes.
  • Close-up shots of human faces can sometimes produce unnatural facial expressions.

Getting started

  1. Sign up on the official website and check your remaining generation credits for the month.
  2. Describe the camera movement in English, such as "slow dolly in toward a coffee cup on a wooden table."
  3. Upload a starting image, and optionally specify an end image as well.
  4. Review the generated video and extend it by generating subsequent scenes.
  5. Download the video as an MP4 file and add subtitles and music in your editing software.

Similar tools

  • Runway Free plan Runway includes built-in editing features, while Luma excels at directing camera movements.
  • Pika Free plan Pika uses preset effects, while Luma lets you direct camera movements via text prompts.
  • Kling AI Free plan Kling provides free daily credits, while Luma has no free plan.
  • Veo Paid Veo generates audio alongside video, while Luma is great for interpolating between two images.

See also

Official link

https://lumalabs.ai/dream-machine (opens in a new tab)

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