Luma's Ray2 video model joins Adobe Firefly
Adobe will add Luma AI's Ray2 video model to the Firefly web app and Firefly Boards, letting creators generate photorealistic video inside Adobe's tools without moving to another platform.
Adobe announced at MAX London that Luma's Ray2 generative video model is coming to the Firefly web app and Firefly Boards, Luma said in a post. Luma says Ray2 is one of the first video models from outside Adobe to be integrated into Firefly.
Users will be able to add Ray2 in the apps and pick it from a dropdown menu when creating a new video. Luma says the model supports text prompts and cinematic camera effects, and it promotes Ray2 for detailed realism and natural, coherent motion.
Luma says Ray2 will be available wherever Firefly and Boards are offered, to both free and paid Adobe users. Videos made with Ray2 in Firefly can be used commercially worldwide.
The launch is "coming soon." Luma did not give a date or say how use of the model will be priced or counted against Firefly credits for each tier. The post also does not cover how outputs will be labeled, or what the commercial terms between the two companies are.
Luma presents the deal as part of Adobe's push to give creators a choice of models inside its tools. Ray2 is already available in Luma's own Dream Machine product.