Luma Ray 3.2 API Pricing

Luma AI's reasoning video model (shipping as Ray 3.2) generating cinematic 5s or 10s clips from text or start/end images with multi-keyframe control and native HDR output. Adds 16-bit EXR export for professional pipelines; priced per generated second scaling by resolution (540p/720p/1080p). Tracked across 2 providers · 4 price points · billed per-clip — all normalized to cost per second.

$0.20/second
cheapest verified rate · fal.ai · standard tier · 720p · audio off · checked Jul 30, 2026

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Luma Ray 3.2 pricing — quick facts

  • Cheapest verified rate: $0.20/second on fal.ai (standard, 720p, audio off) — checked Jul 30, 2026.
  • Across 2 providers, Luma Ray 3.2 runs $0.10–$0.40/second (4.0× spread).
  • A 5-second clip costs $1.00 at the cheapest verified rate, up to $2.00 at the priciest tracked tier.

Bottom line: fal.ai at $0.20/s is both the cheapest verified and the sensible default choice.

Every Luma Ray 3.2 price, by provider

Sorted by normalized $/second. Hover a price for its derivation; every row links to the provider's published source. Range: $0.10$0.40/s (4.0× spread).

ProviderTrustModeTierResAudio$ / second5s clipVerifiedSource
fal.aiCHEAPEST VERIFIEDTry →highText → Videostandard540p$0.10$0.50verified Jul 30, 2026source ↗
fal.aihighText → Videostandard720p$0.20$1.00verified Jul 30, 2026source ↗
Luma (official)highText → Videostandard720p$0.20$1.00reported Jul 30, 2026source ↗
fal.aihighText → Videostandard1080p$0.40$2.00verified Jul 30, 2026source ↗
How each price was normalized (derivations & sources)
  • fal.ai · standard · 540p: fal Luma Ray 3.2 t2v: $0.50 per 5s clip at 540p; $0.50/5 = $0.10/s (cheapest Ray 3 tier) source ↗
  • fal.ai · standard · 720p: fal Luma Ray 3.2 t2v: $1 per 5s clip at 720p; $1/5 = $0.20/s (10s = $2 confirms same rate) source ↗
  • Luma (official) · standard · 720p: Ray 3.2 runs on the Luma Agents API surfaced via fal (endpoint luma/agent/ray/v3.2); $1 per 5s at 720p = $0.20/s; Luma's own docs did not expose a clean public per-second table so this mirrors the Luma-operated endpoint source ↗
  • fal.ai · standard · 1080p: fal Luma Ray 3.2 t2v: $2 per 5s clip at 1080p; $2/5 = $0.40/s source ↗

What a clip actually costs

At the cheapest verified rate vs the most expensive tracked rate.

Clip lengthCheapest (fal.ai)Most expensive trackedYou save
5 seconds$1.00$2.00$1.00
10 seconds$2.00$4.00$2.00
15 seconds$3.00$6.00$3.00

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Choosing a Luma Ray 3.2 provider

Computed from the live dataset — cheapest first. “+” is why you'd pick it, “−” is why you'd skip it.

fal.ai high

from $0.20/s · standard · 720p
  • Cheapest verified rate we track: $0.20/s
  • High-trust production choice

Luma (official) high

from $0.20/s · standard · 720p
  • First-party API from the model's developer
  • Pricing is reported, not directly verified — confirm before production use

Luma Ray 3.2 pricing FAQ

How much does the Luma Ray 3.2 API cost?
Luma Ray 3.2 API pricing ranges from $0.10 to $0.40 per second of generated video depending on provider, resolution and tier — a 4.0x spread. The cheapest verified 720p rate is $0.20/second on fal.ai.
What is the cheapest Luma Ray 3.2 API provider?
As of July 2026, the cheapest verified Luma Ray 3.2 rate at 720p is $0.20 per second on fal.ai (standard tier, audio off).
How much does a 5-second Luma Ray 3.2 video cost?
At the cheapest verified rate ($0.20/s on fal.ai), a 5-second clip costs about $1.00. At the most expensive tracked rate it would cost $2.00 — provider choice matters more than most developers expect.
How is Luma Ray 3.2 priced?
Across the 4 price points we track, Luma Ray 3.2 is billed per clip (fixed price by duration and resolution). We normalize every scheme to USD per second of output video so providers can be compared directly. Full derivations are shown per row and on our methodology page.

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