Ray 3.2 AI

Ray 3.2 AI at ray32.net is an independent browser-based AI video service. Its interface offers text-to-video, image-to-video, video editing and reframing, with one-time credit packs. The site explicitly states that it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Luma AI.

✨ Key Features

• Four workflows: Start with a prompt, still image or existing clip, or adapt a clip to a different aspect ratio.
• Shot direction: The site advertises up to 16 keyframes to guide visual changes along a clip.
• Video restyling: Use prompts to change lighting, settings or appearance while retaining source motion and timing.
• Reframing: Expand footage to another aspect ratio with generated surrounding content rather than a simple crop.
• Output controls: Select duration, resolution and aspect ratio; advertised exports include MP4, HDR and 16-bit EXR.
• Source uploads: Image inputs accept JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10MB; video workflows list MP4, MOV and WMV.
• Cloud access: Work in a browser without installing a local model or supplying a GPU.
• Credit accounting: Packs do not expire, and the site says credits are deducted only after successful generation.

💳 Pricing

• Starter: US$9.90 once for 160 credits, for a small test project.
• Pro: US$29.90 once for 580 credits, with priority processing for regular creators.
• Scale: US$49.90 once for 1,100 credits, with faster priority processing and priority email support.
• Max: US$99.90 once for 3,330 credits, with the fastest advertised processing priority and priority email support.
• Pricing note: All packs advertise the four workflows, commercial usage, watermark-free MP4 and non-expiring credits; prices include taxes. These are packs, not monthly subscriptions. The site uses “start free” wording but does not specify a free allowance, so a permanent free tier is unverified.
• Usage limits: The FAQ lists generation at 5 or 10 seconds, editing up to 20 seconds depending on frame rate, and Reframe sources up to 12 seconds. Credit cost depends on workflow, resolution and output length. The site's comparison table contradicts its text/image generation claims; confirm the selected mode in the generator before purchase. See the service website.

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🎯 Use Cases

• Filmmakers: Prepare shot references and test visual direction before production.
• Advertisers: Explore visual variations of an existing campaign clip.
• Illustrators: Test motion ideas using still artwork in the image-input workflow.
• Social teams: Reframe footage for landscape, square or vertical delivery.
• Post-production artists: Evaluate advertised HDR or EXR output for grading and compositing workflows.