Luma AI adds eight one-click creative mini-apps to Luma Agents

1. Luma AI NewsOfficial

   Luma launches eight one-click mini-apps inside Luma Agents for creative editing

   AILuma has added eight mini-apps to its Luma Agents workspace, including Face Swap, Light Transfer, Relight Studio, Virtual Try-On, Background Swap, Ad Variants and Product Shots, each editing one element while preserving the rest of an approved image. Luma Skills let users save multi-step workflows as reusable one-click tools, and the article says a full social media ad can be built from scratch in about 10 minutes. Plus pricing starts at $30 per month, with Pro at $90 per month.

2. Luma AI NewsOfficial

   Luma AI adds camera angle, relighting and face swap tools for filmmakers

   AILuma AI's Ray 3.2 video model offers multi-keyframe camera control and HDR EXR export in ACES color space for color grading workflows. Its Camera Angles tool generates multiple shot perspectives from one reference image while preserving subject identity, and Light Transfer applies a reference or text-described lighting direction across images. Luma's Face Swap replaces faces in a target image while keeping pose, lighting, framing and composition.

3. Luma AI NewsOfficial

   Luma's Layers and Ad Variants turn one approved asset into 50 ad creatives

   AILuma AI says its Layers tool, powered by Uni-1, splits an approved image into editable objects, text and background layers. Ad Variants generates localized, multi-format variations while keeping the approved layout, and the article claims complete variation workflows run 3.5–5 hours versus 15–20 hours for manual production.

4. Luma AI NewsOfficial

   Luma brings try-on, product shots, and campaign variants into one AI workflow

   AILuma combines virtual try-on, product photography, background editing, model generation, and campaign variants in one creative workflow. The platform adapts approved product shots across formats, colorways, and languages while keeping product details and brand elements consistent.

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