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Edit videos with Luma Ray 2 Modify in Kaiber Superstudio

This guide walks through how to transform existing videos while keeping the original motion and camera movement intact with Luma Ray 2 Modify in Superstudio.

Updated over a week ago

Luma Ray 2 Modify lets you restyle scenes, swap environments, change clothing, adjust lighting, and add effects while keeping the performance intact.

Length: Up to 9 seconds

Access: Select Luma Ray 2 Modify from the Model Menu in the Create Video flow.

What Luma Ray 2 Modify does well

  • Restyle or retexture entire scenes while preserving motion and framing

  • Swap environments, time periods, or backgrounds

  • Change wardrobe, props, or specific elements without affecting the rest of the shot

  • Transfer the look of a start image onto the video

  • Add effects, adjust lighting, or shift the overall aesthetic

How to use Luma Ray 2 Modify

  1. Open a Create Video flow on the Canvas.

  2. Select Luma Ray 2 Modify from the Model Menu.

  3. Upload your source video in the Video Upload box.

  4. Add a Start Keyframe image (optional but recommended for best results). Use the Grab Frame from Video tool in the right side panel to grab the first frame of your video and edit with Nano Banana Pro.

  5. Write your prompt in the Subject box. Describe what you want the output to look like.

  6. Adjust the intensity slider to control how closely the output follows the original video. Higher intensities mean more creative changes.

  7. Click Generate.

Tips

  • Use a start image. Guiding the transformation with a start keyframe gives the model a clear visual target. Editing the first frame of your video with Nano Banana Pro is recommended.

  • Use stable footage. Smooth, steady video works better than shaky handheld clips.

  • Keep backgrounds simple. Filming against clean or minimal backgrounds helps the AI isolate and preserve the subject.

  • Describe what you want, not what you don't want. Positive prompts work better than negative ones.

  • Start with shorter clips. Test your ideas on short videos before committing to longer ones.

  • Try different modes with the same footage. The same video and prompt can produce very different results at Adhere vs Reimagine.

Use cases

  • Restyle live-action footage as animation or CG

  • Swap a daytime scene to night

  • Change a character's outfit while keeping the performance

  • Turn a basic room into a stylized set

  • Add atmospheric effects like rain, fog, or neon lighting

  • Create variations of the same scene in different visual styles

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