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Luma has published a guide to AI video models for making UGC-style ads, comparing tools including Ray 3.2, Seedance 2.5, Veo 3.1 and Kling 3.0. Its practical point is that believable-looking ads depend on details such as natural motion, lighting and expressions, not just a polished demo reel.
Why it mattersThe guide also gives buyers some useful trade-offs: Luma says Seedance can be costly for producing many variations, while Kling can generate clips up to 30 seconds. These are Luma’s vendor-authored comparisons, with its own Ray model at the top of the list. The ad world has discovered authenticity, and naturally there is now a model comparison for it.
Discuss: When choosing an AI video tool for UGC-style ads, should teams prioritise natural-looking results or the cost and control needed to produce many versions?
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