Luma Ray 3.2 video edits: change a scene with Modify or adapt its framing with Reframe.
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Explore Luma Ray 3.2 Modify and Reframe examples. Open a video to inspect the prompt and settings used to edit it. Ray 2 and Ray 2 Flash examples retain their original model labels.
For Modify, describe what to preserve from the source video, then the change you want. For Reframe, identify the subject that must remain visible and what should fill the new frame. Use guide images or keyframes only in modes that support them.
Judge Ray 3.2 on how well it preserves the source, follows the requested edit and keeps the subject consistent. It does not generate audio in MaxVideoAI. The supported inputs and settings differ from Ray 2 and Ray 2 Flash; check the model shown on each example. Ray 3.2 Extend adds five new seconds forward or backward only from an eligible owned direct Luma generation. Uploaded or copied public videos do not supply that lineage. Creation keyframes and Modify guide frames remain separate and cannot be added to Extend; automatic assembly with the original is not promised.
The detail page shows the current price estimate of the example. Your new edit has its own quote based on the selected mode and settings. Check that price before generating and test a short clip before committing to a longer edit.
Open the example for its prompt and settings, then adapt the instructions to your own source video. Private source files are not included, and a new generation can produce a different result.
No. Ray 3.2 examples are silent video outputs. Add voice, music or sound effects separately.
Use Modify to change the visual content of a source video. Use Reframe to adapt its framing. Check the model page for the inputs and settings supported by each mode.
