Luma AI‘s Dream Machine platform is built around the Ray3.2 video model family, which ships HDR and EXR output – rare among generative video tools – alongside strong prompt adherence and keyframe control. One interface also hosts third-party models such as Kling, Veo and Seedance, so you can compare outputs without juggling subscriptions.
Plans are credit-based: Plus at $30 buys 10,000 monthly credits with commercial use, Pro at $90 adds 40,000 credits and 4x agent usage, and Ultra at $300 goes to 150,000. A limited free allowance lets you try the pipeline first, and an API is billed separately for production apps.