Luma Dream Machine

Check the documentation generation

Luma's Dream Machine API welcome page now directs readers to newer Luma API documentation. Older tutorials remain online, so a working documentation URL alone does not establish that an old model or request format remains supported.

Evaluate a short sequence

Use an owned reference image and a single requested movement. Inspect subject identity, unwanted deformation, and the final frame. Put the result in the intended edit to check whether motion begins and ends usefully. Keep failed attempts in the cost estimate.

Migrate deliberately

For an integration, compare current authentication, billing, input formats, and output delivery before replacing endpoints. Test outside production and retain original assets. A consumer workspace and a developer API are separate decisions. This entry preserves the older product context without promising that historical Dream Machine features or subscription details remain current.

Sources checked: 2026-09-16. Read our editorial policy or report a correction.