Overview / Description
Luma AI captures real-world objects and spaces as interactive 3D scenes using Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF). Point a phone camera at any object, record a short video, and the platform reconstructs a photorealistic 3D model you can view, embed, and share.
Product teams use it to create interactive 3D product visuals without a photography studio. Architects and designers capture spatial reference at real scale. The output quality is notable — reflective surfaces and complex geometry that trip up traditional photogrammetry render cleanly in Luma's pipeline.
Processing takes a few minutes per capture, and outputs work in web embeds and compatible 3D platforms. Mobile capture is free; higher-resolution processing sits behind a paid tier.
Used For
Product teams, architects, and designers use Luma AI to capture real-world objects and spaces as photorealistic, interactive 3D scenes from phone video.
Pricing
Paid
Higher-resolution processing sits behind a paid tier; see website for current pricing.
Pros & Cons
Pros
• Captures objects and spaces as interactive 3D scenes from a short phone video • Uses Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) for photorealistic reconstruction • Handles reflective surfaces and complex geometry that trip up photogrammetry • Outputs work in web embeds and compatible 3D platforms
Cons
• Processing takes a few minutes per capture • Higher-resolution processing sits behind a paid tier
Questions & Answers
Alternatives
Polycam, Kiri Engine, Spline
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