Luma Ray3.2 / Ray3.14
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Initial research: 2026-09-21. Check current terms before choosing.
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The facts
- Version
- Ray3.2 (current video model, Jun 2026); Ray3.14 (Jan 2026, first native 16-bit HDR)
- Price
- $0.21 per second of video. Usage rate. Settings and included usage can change the charge.
- API
✓Supported - Open weights
✕Not supported - Commercial use
- Per-plan commercial rights not stated in fetched sources. Verify with Luma before shipping.
- Max Clip Length
?Not verified No fetched source states a per-generation maximum for Ray3.2.
Source for Max Clip Length (opens in a new tab)- Audio Generation
?Not verified Not confirmed in fetched sources; a comparison headlined 'Wan 3.0 vs Luma Ray 3.2: Audio vs HDR' implies Luma's differentiator is HDR rather than audio.
Source for Audio Generation (opens in a new tab)- Image To Video
✓Supported Dream Machine has supported image-to-video throughout; Luma sells it as an agentic creative product.
Source for Image To Video (opens in a new tab)- Character Consistency
?Not verified No fetched benchmark places Ray3.2 on consistency.
Source for Character Consistency (opens in a new tab)
Commercial risk
No litigation found in fetched sources.
Sources
Beyond feature support
Quality evidence.
How well a model performs depends on the task, version, and settings.
We have not published a reviewed quality evaluation for these versions yet. Feature support and price do not establish output quality.
Try the same small task with each option. Check accuracy, consistency, and how much editing you need to get a usable result.