Hello Creators,
Luma’s latest feature might seem simple — but it’s a game-changer for anyone working with 3D and video.
Introducing Modify with Instructions: a new tool that lets you edit your Luma captures just by describing what you want. No manual tweaking. No complicated keyframes. Just… say it.
How it works
Captured a 3D scene or video with Luma? Now you can:
- Change colors
- Add or remove objects
- Adjust lighting or mood
- Even modify textures or materials
— all through natural language commands
It’s like giving your 3D scene a makeover by whispering directions.
Why it matters
This update makes Luma feel less like a tool and more like a creative partner. You don’t need to be a 3D artist or technical wizard — just bring your vision, and let the model interpret it.
Think:
“Make the lighting golden hour”
“Add a red umbrella near the table”
“Remove the clutter on the floor”
The goal? Faster iterations, clearer storytelling, and more freedom to experiment.
We’re entering an era where editing becomes directing — and Luma is one of the first to make that real.
Stay curious,
Kinomoto.Mag
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