Prompt Library / Prompts for Luma (Ray)
This page collects every prompt in the library in its Luma (Ray) version — each one formatted the way Luma (Ray) takes prompts best, on its own page, all free. Luma's Ray line (current Ray3 generation) is a video model built around keyframes: give it a start keyframe — your reference image — and describe the shot's motion and its final frame, which can then serve as the next shot's start keyframe. It also takes a character reference for consistency across shots. Prompts are cinematic shot prose: subject, one action, camera directive in plain words. Luma generates no native audio on the Ray line — plan dialogue and sound in post.
Logo-Safe Product Video (Clean Frame for Post) for Luma (Ray)A product video shot deliberately clean — empty center frame and a still final hold — so logo and headline can be added in post without fighting the footage.
UGC-Style Video Ad for Luma (Ray)A phone-shot, creator-style ad clip: handheld, everyday setting, one genuine reaction — made to look native to the feed, not produced.
B-Roll Footage Generator for Luma (Ray)Clean, narration-ready B-roll: one subject, one gliding camera move, nothing that fights a voiceover or an edit.
Before / After Transformation Video for Luma (Ray)One locked-off shot that carries a subject from its before state to its after state — the change is the whole clip.
Social Hook Clip (First-Frame Stopping Power) for Luma (Ray)A vertical clip engineered around the first frame: already mid-action at frame one, payoff held at the end — built to stop a scrolling thumb.
End-Card Shot (Closing Frame) for Luma (Ray)The closing shot of a video or ad: subject centered, one light sweep, then a perfectly still hold with clean space for logo and call to action.Cost structure: subscription credits in the Luma app (plans carry generation allotments) or metered through its API; keyframe-led shots also save money structurally — a planned first frame wastes fewer generations. The same prompt is pre-configured in this library for every major model, so you can run it on whichever route fits your budget — comparing the structures before you generate is a free way to save money.
Prompts are single instructions. Skills are procedures your AI keeps — see the Skills Library for SKILL.md files and the setup guide for this platform.


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