Luma Ray 2

This documentation is valid for the following list of our models:

  • luma/ray-2

This model generates up to 9-second clips at 4K, compared to lower resolutions and shorter durations in Ray 1.6. You can specify the first and last frames as images or extend previously generated videos by passing their generation IDs. Looped videos are also supported.

Setup your API Key

If you don’t have an API key for the AI/ML API yet, feel free to use our Quickstart guide.

How to Make a Call

Step-by-Step Instructions

Generating a video using this model involves sequentially calling two endpoints:

  • The first one is for creating and sending a video generation task to the server (returns a generation ID).

  • The second one is for requesting the generated video from the server using the generation ID received from the first endpoint.

Below, you can find both corresponding API schemas.

API Schemas

Create a video generation task and send it to the server

You can generate a video using this API. In the basic setup, you only need a reference image and a prompt. This endpoint creates and sends a video generation task to the server — and returns a generation ID.

post
Body
promptstringRequired

The text description of the scene, subject, or action to generate in the video.

aspect_ratiostring · enumOptional

The aspect ratio of the generated video.

Possible values:
loopbooleanOptional

Whether to loop the video

Default: false
modelundefined · enumRequiredPossible values:
resolutionstring · enumOptional

The resolution of the output video, where the number refers to the short side in pixels.

Possible values:
durationinteger · enumOptional

The length of the output video in seconds.

Possible values:
Responses
200

Successfully generated video

application/json
post
/v2/video/generations
200

Successfully generated video

Retrieve the generated video from the server

After sending a request for video generation, this task is added to the queue. This endpoint lets you check the status of a video generation task using its id, obtained from the endpoint described above. If the video generation task status is complete, the response will include the final result — with the generated video URL and additional metadata.

get
Query parameters
generation_idstringRequired
Responses
200

Successfully generated video

application/json
get
/v2/video/generations
200

Successfully generated video

Full Example: Generating and Retrieving the Video From the Server

The code below creates a video generation task, then automatically polls the server every 10 seconds until it finally receives the video URL.

Response

Processing time: ~1 min 48 sec.

Original (1280x720, without sound):

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