Luma Ray 3.2 and the Luma models
Luma AI's Dream Machine was one of the first consumer AI video products, and the Ray line behind it has moved fast since. Ray 3.2, released in June 2026, is the live model on fal and the one with a page here, run through the same nine clips as every other video model.
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Which one to pick
Side by side, measured
| Model | Price | Seconds to make one clip | 9 clips cost | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luma Ray 3.2 | $0.30 per five-second clip at 720p via Luma app | 62 to 187 | $9.00 | 5 or 10 seconds on fal; up to 20 seconds in Luma's app |
Seconds and cost are from our own runs of the same 9 prompts through each model; open a model for every clip and the request behind it.
Every version
| Version | Released | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| Dream Machine (Ray 1) | Luma's first public video model, 5-second clips. | |
| Ray 2 | Faster, more coherent motion, 1080p. | |
| Ray3 | Reasoning about the shot, HDR generation, draft mode. | |
| Ray3.14 | About three times cheaper at 720p, keyframes and video-to-video. | |
| Ray 3.2 ray-3.2 | Up to 16 keyframes, tracking for eight faces, 20-second clips at 1080p, EXR export. |
Frequently asked questions
Is Luma AI free?
A free plan gives about 250 draft credits a day with a watermark, personal use only. Paid plans start at $30 a month.
Does Luma make sound?
No. Ray 3.2 clips are silent.