Ray 2 focuses on believable movement, stable subjects, and rich lighting—ideal when you want short clips that feel directed rather than random. In Studio AI, pick duration, aspect ratio, and resolution to match ads, social, or pitch decks.
Describe the scene, set duration and frame shape, choose resolution, then export—three steps from idea to a clip you can review with your team.

Write what should happen on screen: subject, action, lighting, and camera feel. Specific prompts help Ray 2 lock onto your creative direction.

Fine-tune your output by adjusting the available settings to match your creative vision and project requirements

Preview the render, adjust prompt or settings if needed, then download or iterate for the next cut.
Shape shots with prompts while leaning on Ray 2’s strengths: coherent motion, expressive framing options, and output settings that fit real delivery specs.
Open text-to-videoRay 2 is built to keep motion readable across the shot—useful for product reveals, travel vignettes, and story beats where drift or jitter would break the illusion.
Choose aspect ratios that span portrait feeds, standard video, and ultrawide formats so one model can cover mobile campaigns and cinematic banners without awkward crops.
Select clip length and output resolution inside the tool to balance fidelity with turnaround—whether you need a quick proxy or a sharper master for review.
Open Generate video, choose Luma Ray 2, and turn your next prompt into a polished short clip.
Generate videoLuma Ray 2 is available in Studio AI through the text-to-video workflow. Configure prompts plus timing and technical options in the generator to align with your brief.
Practical answers about using Luma Ray 2 inside Studio AI.
Short, prompt-driven videos where smooth motion and consistent framing matter—social spots, concept reels, and internal previews before heavier post work.
Studio AI exposes multiple aspect options for Ray 2, including vertical, standard, and ultrawide—choose the one that matches your placement before you generate.
You can select among the duration and resolution choices offered in the generator. Higher resolutions and longer clips may affect processing time and cost—pick what fits your review stage.
Yes. Describe camera movement, mood, lighting, and pacing in plain language. Iterating on the prompt usually gets you closer to the shot you imagined.
Commercial use depends on your Studio AI plan and the terms covering generated media. Review the latest licensing information in your account before client delivery.
Ray 2 leans toward cinematic motion and flexible framing. When you need maximum speed or lowest cost per clip, compare outputs with our other text-to-video models in the same tool.
No. If you can describe a scene, you can guide the model; optional settings are there when you want finer control.