Campaign and brand production
Develop a brief, explore creative directions, and build coordinated image, video, voice, music, and social assets.
Independent tool overview
Luma Agents at a glance
Luma Agents is a multimodal creative workspace where an AI agent helps plan projects, routes tasks across Luma and third-party models, and generates or edits image, video, audio, voice, and text assets on a shared visual board.
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- Product type
- Multimodal creative agent and visual workspace
- App pricing
- Paid plans from $30/month
- Core modalities
- Text, image, video, music, sound effects, and voice
- Workflow modes
- Brainstorm and Create
- Models
- Luma models plus selected third-party models
- API
- Separate pay-as-you-go and provisioned product
Overview
What Luma Agents is
Luma Agents is the current creative application from Luma AI. It combines conversational direction, a spatial project board, model selection, generation, editing, versioning, and collaboration so a creator can move from a brief to a collection of campaign or production assets without restarting in separate tools.
Brainstorm Mode helps clarify an idea, develop concepts, build shot lists, explore messaging, and structure a creative plan before media is rendered. Create Mode then executes requests across image, video, audio, voice, and text models, either choosing models automatically or following the creator's model selection.
The strongest use case is a multi-asset project that benefits from shared references and continuity: product launches, social campaigns, storyboards, character development, concept art, film pre-production, or coordinated image, video, and audio variations. A visual board keeps references, generations, iterations, and feedback together.
Luma Agents should be treated as a production assistant, not an autonomous approver. Model outputs can be wrong, inconsistent, non-unique, legally restricted, or visually misleading. Teams still need human creative direction, factual and brand review, rights clearance, disclosure, security controls, and a final editing and delivery workflow.
Use cases
Who Luma Agents is best for
The strongest fit depends on the job you need the product to complete, not the size of its feature list.
Storyboards and pre-production
Organize references, scenes, shot ideas, character explorations, and motion tests on a visual board.
High-volume creative iteration
Generate multiple directions in parallel and refine selected assets through conversational feedback.
Teams consolidating model access
Use one workspace to route tasks across Luma and third-party models instead of managing a disconnected tool for each modality.
Capabilities
Core Luma Agents features
Brainstorm Mode
Develop concepts, creative directions, character ideas, campaign strategies, visual moods, shot lists, and project roadmaps without spending generation credits on rendered media.
Create Mode
Generate and edit images, video, audio, voice, captions, and related assets through natural-language direction.
Automatic model routing
The agent evaluates the request's format, style, motion, speed, and quality needs and can select an appropriate Luma or third-party model.
Manual model choice
Creators can tell the agent which model to use or select a model from the interface when they need reproducibility or specific capabilities.
Visual project boards
Boards organize references, scenes, assets, variations, and iterations spatially while preserving shared project context.
Image generation and editing
Create photorealistic or stylized images, edit existing media, remove or add elements, adjust style and lighting, outpaint, reframe, and generate variations.
Video generation and editing
Create clips from text or images, transform footage, interpolate keyframes, extend scenes, reframe, upscale, extract frames, and attach audio.
Audio generation
Produce music, sound effects, and voiceovers as standalone assets or as components of a video workflow.
Parallel generation
Run multiple asset or modality tasks at once so image, video, and audio explorations can progress within the same project.
Collaboration and search
Share boards with teammates or external partners, collaborate in real time, and use semantic search to find assets and iterations.
Process
How the Luma Agents workflow works
Step 1
Write the brief and constraints
Define the audience, objective, required deliverables, brand rules, references, prohibited elements, disclosure needs, and production deadline.
Step 2
Plan in Brainstorm Mode
Ask for creative directions, a shot list, asset map, or campaign structure and select the concepts worth producing.
Step 3
Organize references on a board
Upload only media the team is authorized to use and group characters, products, locations, styles, and approved brand assets.
Step 4
Generate in Create Mode
Let the agent route models or choose a specific model, then produce smaller test assets before spending heavily on high-resolution video.
Step 5
Refine with targeted feedback
Comment on composition, motion, pacing, voice, color, continuity, and unwanted artifacts instead of regenerating the entire project blindly.
Step 6
Review and finish outside the agent
Check facts, faces, hands, text, audio, timing, rights, likenesses, disclosures, and brand compliance; then complete final editing, color, mix, captions, and delivery.
Cost
Luma Agents pricing and free plan
The Luma Agents app lists Plus at $30/month, Pro at $90/month, Ultra at $300/month, and custom Team pricing. Annual billing is $300, $900, and $3,000 respectively. The Luma Agents API is a separate metered product with pay-as-you-go generation and provisioned-throughput pricing.
Plus
$30/month or $300/year
Entry individual plan for using Luma and third-party image and video models.
- Luma and third-party image and video models
- Guest collaborator edit access
- Commercial use for output created during the eligible paid subscription
- Base Luma Agents usage allowance
Pro
$90/month or $900/year
Higher-usage individual plan.
- Everything in Plus
- 4x Luma Agents usage compared with Plus
- Guest collaboration
- Commercial-use eligibility under the terms
Ultra
$300/month or $3,000/year
Highest listed individual usage tier.
- Everything in Pro
- 15x Luma Agents usage compared with Plus
- Designed for substantially heavier creative generation
Team
Contact sales
Business plan for managed team deployment.
- Team-member management
- Project and team organization
- Team-wide sharing
- Usage analytics
- Shared team credits
- Single sign-on
Luma Agents API
Usage-based
Separate developer product with shared pay-as-you-go capacity or contracted provisioned throughput.
- uni-1 text-to-image starts at $0.0404 per 2K image
- uni-1-max text-to-image costs $0.10 per 2K image
- Ray 3.2 standard video starts at $0.60 for 5 seconds at 720p
- Ray 3.2 standard video costs $2.40 for 5 seconds at 1080p
- Pay-as-you-go has no minimum spend or latency SLA
- Provisioned Throughput has an 8-unit minimum and custom video capacity pricing
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Assessment
Luma Agents strengths and limitations
Where it stands out
- Unifies ideation, image, video, audio, voice, editing, and collaboration in one visual project context.
- Can automatically route a task to an appropriate model while preserving manual model selection.
- Brainstorm Mode separates planning from generation, which can reduce wasteful rendering.
- Boards make it easier to compare versions and maintain references across a multi-asset project.
- Parallel generation supports faster exploration across several creative directions and modalities.
- Individual paid plans explicitly include commercial-use eligibility, subject to Luma's terms and third-party rights.
What to consider
- Generation uses plan allowances or credits, and expensive video iterations can consume capacity much faster than images or planning work.
- The live pricing panel lists Plus at $30 and Pro at $90, while one Luma learning-hub FAQ reverses those plan names; buyers should confirm the checkout label and allowance before subscribing.
- Third-party models inside Luma are governed by their own terms, and Luma disclaims responsibility for their security, availability, operation, and agent actions.
- Luma's current terms grant broad rights to use paid-plan Input and Output to improve and train its models; free-use licenses are broader and include public display and distribution rights.
- The terms prohibit submitting regulated categories of data and state that the service is not designed for HIPAA compliance.
- Generated media may be inaccurate, non-unique, inconsistent, similar to other users' output, or subject to third-party intellectual-property rights.
- Output that identifies or resembles a person must be publicly identified as AI-generated under Luma's terms, and creators still need likeness and publicity permissions.
- Commercial-use access does not clear trademarks, copyrighted references, music, source footage, celebrity likenesses, product claims, or model-specific restrictions.
- Model availability and behavior can change, making exact reproduction difficult unless a team records model choice, settings, references, prompts, and output versions.
- The Luma Agents app subscription and the Luma Agents API have different pricing, capacity, data-handling, and operational models.
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Luma Agents FAQs
What is Luma Agents?
Luma Agents is a multimodal creative application that helps plan and execute projects across text, image, video, music, sound effects, and voice while organizing references and iterations on a shared visual board.
How is Luma Agents different from Dream Machine?
Luma Agents is the broader agent-led creative workspace now available through Luma's app. It retains image and video generation capabilities associated with Dream Machine but adds planning, model orchestration, audio, project boards, shared context, and collaboration.
What are Brainstorm Mode and Create Mode?
Brainstorm Mode develops ideas, plans, creative directions, and shot lists without rendering media. Create Mode actively generates and edits image, video, audio, voice, and other project assets.
Which models can Luma Agents use?
Luma describes access to its own Ray and Uni model families plus selected third-party image, video, and audio models. Availability can change, and creators can allow automatic routing or request a specific model.
How much does Luma Agents cost?
The live app pricing lists Plus at $30 per month, Pro at $90, Ultra at $300, and Team by quote. Annual prices are $300, $900, and $3,000.
Does Luma Agents have a free plan?
Luma offers limited free access before choosing a subscription, but the live pricing panel does not publish a durable free allowance. Free use also carries broader content licenses in Luma's terms and does not provide paid-plan commercial-use eligibility.
Can I use Luma Agents output commercially?
Luma says its paid individual plans include commercial use, and its terms assign Luma's interest in output to the customer to the extent legally permitted. This does not grant rights in third-party output or clear source assets, trademarks, likenesses, or copyright.
Does Luma train on prompts and generated output?
Luma's current individual terms grant it rights to use paid-plan Input and Output to improve, develop, and train models. Free-use licenses are broader. Buyers needing different handling should review enterprise terms and obtain the required protections in writing.
Is the Luma Agents API included in the app subscription?
No. The API is documented and priced separately. It offers per-generation pay-as-you-go access and provisioned throughput for workloads needing guaranteed capacity and latency.
Is Luma Agents safe for confidential client work?
Do not assume consumer-plan prompts or assets are confidential. Luma's terms say Input is not subject to the general confidentiality section and allow model-improvement use. Teams handling confidential work should confirm enterprise data, training, retention, subprocessor, and security terms before uploading.
Bottom line
Our Luma Agents verdict
Luma Agents is a capable choice for creators and teams building coordinated campaigns or story-driven projects across several media types. Its visual boards, Brainstorm and Create modes, automatic model routing, manual model control, parallel generation, and real-time collaboration can replace a fragmented stack during ideation and asset exploration. The biggest caveats are cost variability, output review, third-party model terms, and Luma's broad input and output licenses; confidential or rights-sensitive production should use a carefully reviewed enterprise agreement and a strong human approval process.
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