Ray 3.14 is worth considering for short illustrated game clips and revisions to existing footage. Luma describes better adherence to 2D, cartoon and anime styles, while its loop and Modify Video modes give you specific ways to build and revise a shot. Character continuity is the catch: the launch guide lists no character-consistency feature, reference-image controls or Reframe support. Start with finished art, keep character shots short, and inspect the exported loop seam after compression or editing. For adult games, Luma’s ban on NSFW and adult-only content sharply limits what you can make.
Commercial use & license
Proprietary hosted model. Luma’s service terms and the plan used to generate each clip determine commercial use. No downloadable weight license is specified.
Adult content rules
Luma prohibits NSFW content, including sexually explicit content and content intended for adults only.
What you need
Use Ray 3.14 in Dream Machine. Luma lists free users as Draft-only and subscribers as having access. Output is 24 fps, with five- or ten-second text-to-video and five-second image-to-video. Looping requires 540p, 720p or 1080p.
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Last checked 5 October 2026.