Turning Still Photos Into a Flythrough With Luma AI
A single product shot can become a 3-second move that sells the object. Luma's motion is the cheapest 'video' you'll make all week.
Luma's image-to-video shines on a clean single subject: a shoe, a watch, a building render. Upload the still and ask for a slow orbit or a push, and you get a clip that implies craft without a camera crew.
The input photo decides the output. A flat, well-lit product on a simple background moves cleanly; a busy background turns to soup as it animates. I shoot or pick the still specifically for the move, not reuse a random pic.
Keep it short. Three seconds of orbit is a hook; ten seconds is a screensaver. Generate a few, pick the one where the subject stays sharp, and use it as the opener of a longer edit.
Don't expect it to invent detail it doesn't have. If the back of the product isn't in the photo, the orbit will fake it and sometimes badly. Shoot a near-360 if you want a real spin.