Tome and Luma AI aren't rivals, and pretending they are wastes your time.

People line up Tome and Luma AI like they do the same thing. They don't, and the confusion costs people the right tool.

Tome lives in the presentation world: a deck builder built around telling a story. It beats plain slides when the story is the point, which is exactly what you want there.

Luma AI is a video tool at heart: makes video and 3d from text or a few images. It produces dreamy, believable motion from almost nothing, and that's a different job than what Tome does.

The mistake is forcing one to do the other's work. I watched someone run a video task through Tome and blame the tool. The tool was fine; the fit was wrong.

Pick by the job, not the logo. Tome when it's presentation. Luma AI when it's video. Neither tool owed me anything. One just gave me an hour back, and that's the only metric I care about.