Luma Uni 1

Uni 1 is Luma's multimodal image generation and editing model, released in 2026 as the image half of the Luma creative stack (alongside the Ray video family). It emphasizes creative, stylized output — manga, concept art, posters — while remaining capable at photographic work, and includes strong spatial reasoning and style transfer in its edit mode. On Morphed it costs 6 credits per image, with editing at 6.5 credits.

Uni 1's distinguishing trait is its aesthetic identity and its role in a video pipeline. FLUX.2 Pro (4.5 credits) beats it on pure Western photorealism value, and Nano Banana Lite (6 credits) beats it on speed. Uni 1 wins when you want Luma's stylized creative look, need image assets that will later be animated with Luma Ray 3.2, or want a native manga/anime-leaning style mode that most photoreal-focused models handle poorly.

Luma designed Uni 1 and Ray 3.2 to work together. A production pattern used in professional pipelines: generate a keyframe with Uni 1, edit specific frames (or export frames from existing footage and restyle them with Uni 1 edit), then feed those frames into Ray 3.2 as keyframe anchors. Because both models share Luma's visual DNA, the stills and the video feel consistent — something that is hard to achieve when mixing model families.

Yes. The Uni 1 edit variant (6.5 credits) supports prompt-based editing, style transfer, and reference-guided modification while preserving the Luma aesthetic. Use the Generate/Edit toggle on the model page to switch modes.

Uni 1 Max (15 credits) is the same model family at Luma's highest quality tier — finer detail, cleaner rendering, and stronger fidelity on demanding subjects. Use standard Uni 1 for exploration, boards, and social-grade output; switch to Max for hero frames, client deliverables, and any image that will be scrutinized at full size.

Yes. All Morphed generations are fully licensed for commercial use — concept art, marketing, client work, and print — with no attribution required.