Luma Dream Machine is an AI model that produces videos from simple text prompts or images.
Luma gives you 30 free credits each month, renewed every month.
Free version of Luma takes a lot of time to process—around 1 to 2 days for results after uploading an image and giving a prompt
In the paid version, results are provided immediately.
Luma offers three main options for video creation:
Text prompt only: You can simply type a prompt, and Luma will generate a video based on the description.
Image and prompt combination: You can upload an image, type a prompt, or do both. Luma will create a video based on its interpretation of the image and the provided prompt. There is also a keyframe option, where you can upload two images, and Luma will generate a transition between them.
Camera movement options: Luma includes camera movement features, where you can choose movements like up, down, left, right, push in, or push out, and Luma will create a video based on the selected camera direction.
I’ve created a few videos using Luma Labs. For each image and video, I’ve shared the prompts below. On this page, I’ve uploaded only the image, but you can watch the video by clicking the link provided in the video.
Additionally, I’ll be sharing the workflows for the videos I created using Luma, so you can see exactly how these options were used in the process.
Keyframe Feature of Luma Labs
I used the keyframe feature of Luma Labs without adding any prompt, and it created a smooth and seamless transition.
In this video, you can see the first scene starts with a jeep in the snow, followed by a smooth transition to autumn trees.
I used Luma Labs “keyframe feature”, which lets you upload two images to create a transition between them.
By default, the video length is 5 seconds, but Luma allows you to extend it by another 5 seconds for one point.
Since this video is 10 seconds long, I extended it to add more detail to the transition
Chk the result here
Camera Movements In Luma Labs.
Luma Labs offers camera options that appear below the uploaded image. After uploading your image, you can select from various camera movement options to customize the video output.
Luma Labs Camera Option
This video I have created using Luma labs different camera options.
I created the below video in Luma Labs, using one image generated in Midjourney. In Luma, I applied different camera motions to the same image, then edited the clips in CapCut. For example, the video consists of three 5-second segments: in the first segment, I used the camera zoom-in option; in the second, I applied a rightward camera movement; and in the third, I zoomed in again, adding the loop feature for a smooth, repeating effect
A young lady wearing a vintage 1950s-style space helmet, metallic silver jumpsuit, and holding a retro ray gun, cosmic background, dynamic pose.
A young person dressed as a 90s TV character, wearing iconic 90s fashion–baggy jeans, oversized jacket, and bold colors, trendy sneakers, retro fusion.
A glamorous vampire dressed in full 70s disco attire–wearing a glittery jumpsuit, platform shoes, and a flowing cape, background vibrant disco scene with colorful lights.
A lady dressed as a pixelated 8-bit version of a classic gaming icon Sonic, retro colors, background is a blend of a retro arcade and a futuristic digital cityscape.
Kling AI: An Overview of Its Video Generation Models
Kling AI is a powerful video generator model that offers creative solutions for content creators. With two versions—Kling 1.0 and Kling 1.5—you have the flexibility to create videos using both text-to-video and image-to-video options. In this blog post, we’ll break down the key features of both versions, pricing, and how the latest lip-sync option can take your videos to the next level.
Kling AI Versions: Kling 1.0 vs Kling 1.5 and Kling 1.6
Feature
Kling 1.0
Kling 1.5
Kling 1.6
Text-to-Video & Image-to-Video
Available
Available
Available
Aspect Ratios (16:9, 9:6, 1:1) in Text to Image
Available
Available
Available
Camera Movement
Available
Not Available
Not Available
Motion Brush
Available
Available
Not Available
Credit Consumption
Standard Mode: 10 credits;
Professional Mode: 35 credits
Standard Mode: 20 credits
Professional Mode : 35 credits per generation
Standard Mode: 20 credits; 40 credits/10 Sec
Professional Mode: 35 credits/5 Sec
70 credits/10 Sec
Lip Sync is availble in both versions and cost 5 credits.
For Lip sync
Create an image in midjourney or any other ai tool or kling
Change it to video
Use (Mouth type option)
Audio can be yours or can create in elevenlabs or if you want character to sing, can create song in suno ai.
Learn to create Lip sync in Kling AI
Negative Prompts in Kling AI
kling ai has an option of negative prompts let me tell u its useful . I always use it when I use Image to Video option.
One important observation I made is when I tested two videos with the same prompt: “lady walking forward towards the camera.”
In the first video, the result was morphed. So, in the second attempt, I added “neck turned” as a negative prompt, and the video came out correctly.
Without Negative Prompts
With Negative Prompts
Now, this isn’t a guaranteed formula, but if you encounter morphing issues in similar walking videos, trying the negative prompt “neck turned” might help.
While Kling AI is amazing with body movements and following prompts, sometimes, even when everything seems correct, the results may not turn out as expected. I believe there’s a bit of luck involved as well.
In my blog, I can’t provide a sure-shot formula to create perfect AI videos, but I upload the user cases of the videos I create, so you can get an idea of what works and what doesn’t.
The below are the negative prompts I always use in Kling ai
Kling Ai Virtual Try On
Kling AI has introduced their AI Virtual Try-On feature, and it’s perfect for showcasing your designs in a whole new way.
🛠️👗 You simply upload single or double garments, and the best part? The models are already built-in! No more need for organizing photoshoots or finding models – just upload your garments and select the model that fits your vibe.
What’s even cooler? The models can turn around to give you a 360° view of how the clothes look from all angles. It’s super handy for getting a realistic preview of your designs. ✨
Now, here’s the deal – this feature is available only for paid users. But if you’re serious about showcasing your creations professionally, this could be a great investment. I’ve been playing around with it, and it’s such a time-saver!
The video above, including the garments you see the lady changing into, was created using a combination of MidJourney and Kling AI. Let me walk you through the process step by step:
Creating the Base Image: I started by creating the first image of the lady in MidJourney.
Virtual Try-On in Kling AI:
Using Kling AI, I selected the “Virtual Try-On” feature.
I uploaded the image of the lady created in MidJourney.
Then, I uploaded different garment designs.
Kling AI provides an option to generate multiple images (1, 2, 3, or 4), showcasing the outfit changes.
Editing the Video: After generating the images with costume changes, I brought them into CapCut to edit and create the final video.
This workflow allowed me to seamlessly showcase different garments on the lady while maintaining a visually appealing result.
Check the print screens below to see how the process works in Kling AI.
Kling 1.6
Introducing the Kling 1.6 Model: A Revolutionary Upgrade
Kling AI has just launched its latest 1.6 model, and it’s nothing short of groundbreaking. Packed with enhanced features, improved realism, and dynamic results, this version sets a new benchmark in text-to-video and image-to-video generation. Let’s dive into what makes Kling 1.6 such an exciting update.
Key Highlights of Kling 1.6
Improved Prompt Adherence Kling 1.6 ensures that the generated videos and animations align more closely with the prompts provided. This upgrade delivers more consistent and dynamic results, making it easier to achieve your creative vision without multiple attempts.
Standard and Professional Modes For the first time, Kling 1.6 supports both Standard Mode (720p) and Professional Mode (1080p). Whether you’re looking for quick renders or high-definition outputs, the flexibility offered by these two modes suits all types of users.
Enhanced Quality and Performance Kling 1.6 boasts a 195% overall improvement compared to its predecessor, Kling 1.5. This means smoother movements, richer visuals, and a much more lifelike feel for animations and videos.
How Kling 1.6 Stands Out
Visual Realism: The movement in animations—whether walking, running, or other actions—is more natural and fluid than ever before.
Credit Efficiency: Standard Mode videos are generated at 20 credits for 5 seconds and 40 credits for 10 seconds. Professional Mode remains consistent at 35 credits for 5 seconds and 70 credits for 10 seconds, offering high-quality results with no additional cost.
Current Limitations
While Kling 1.6 is a major leap forward, some features like Start/End Frame, Motion Brush, and Camera Movement are not yet supported in this version. However, the developers have assured users that these functionalities will be available in future updates.
Why Upgrade to Kling 1.6?
If you’ve been using earlier models, you’ll immediately notice the difference with Kling 1.6. For example, in running animations created using the previous model, the characters appeared to “jump” unrealistically between steps. In 1.6, these motions are far more grounded and realistic, delivering a seamless experience. Whether you’re generating videos for professional projects or creative fun, Kling 1.6 will take your results to the next level.
Future Expectations
Kling AI is continuously innovating, and we can expect even more powerful tools in the future. Features like Motion Brush and Camera Movement will likely add new dimensions to video generation, making it an even more indispensable tool for creators.
With Kling 1.6, AI video generation has taken a giant leap forward. Whether you’re creating short clips, dynamic animations, or experimenting with new ideas, this model ensures your output is nothing short of extraordinary. Ready to try it out? Dive into Kling 1.6 and experience the difference!
Chk below the videos created using KLING AI
Prompts
Car Racing: Car racing
Kung Fu: A Kungfu master throws a punch, the air behind him moves in the form of a dragon
Tea Pot : A teapot suddenly hovers in the air, spinning and tilting to pour the tea into the teacup; the camera zooms in to focus on the fluidity of the tea flowing down.
Bear in River: The water is rushing, the bear holds the stick tightly, the duck sits the stick, and they walk towards the shore together
All the videos are created using Kling AI 1.6 Standard Mode
Prompts for below video
Image 1: Girl looks up in the sky
Image 2: In the frame, a young couple turns to face each other, embraces, and gently kisses, with smiles of happiness on their faces
Prompt For Panda Eating Leaves
For this I created the image in midjourney and then used kling 1.5 professional mode to genrate the video.
Kling AI KOLORS 1.5
Feature Overview: KOLORS 1.5
Visual Quality: Delivers more refined and realistic visuals, incorporating aesthetics and imagination. Perfect for generating natural and pleasing results in portraits.
Credit Usage: Each image generation costs 4 Credits.
Aspect Ratio Selection:
You can customize the Aspect Ratio (AR) for your images, with options like:
1:1
16:9
4:3
3:2
2:3
3:4
9:16 (highlighted in green)
21:9
Image Count:
Select the number of images to generate from the same prompt for added convenience.
Reference Screenshot: (Refer to the provided screenshot for AR selection and image count options.)
Let me share an eg
Kling AI Prompt:
back profile of a women is seen smiling and stepping outside into the sunshine, symbolizing her progress, vector image
A woman starts writing or working at her laptop, her face showing focus, vector image
A woman sitting at a table with her head in her hands, a coffee cup beside her, vector image
