Luma adds eight single-task Mini-Apps to Luma Agents, from Face Swap to Product Shots
Eight one-click image tools are included on every paid Luma tier from $30 per month, with credit allocation set by plan, according to Luma.
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Luma AI published eight Mini-Apps for Luma Agents on October 27, 2026. Luma describes each one as a single-purpose image tool. The company says a workflow tutorial it links shows a complete social ad built from scratch in about 10 minutes.
The eight tools, as Luma describes them: Face Swap replaces faces while keeping pose, lighting and composition. Camera Angles generates new perspectives from one reference image while maintaining the subject. Light Transfer changes lighting from a reference photo or a text description. Relight Studio exposes a virtual light rig with controls for position, type, color, intensity, beam width and shadow softness. Background Swap replaces backgrounds while preserving subject edges. Virtual Try-On produces on-model garment images from uploaded clothing and models. Ad Variants outputs localized versions of an approved ad in other formats, colorways and languages. Product Shots places uploaded products in new scenes and returns three images per run, per Luma.
On pricing, the announcement lists Plus at $30 per month with Mini-App access and Pro at $90 per month, which Luma says suits agencies producing regular content. Luma’s pricing page adds the credit figures: Plus carries 10,000 credits ($25 per month billed yearly, $300), Pro carries 40,000 credits ($75 per month billed yearly, $900), and Ultra costs $300 per month with 150,000 credits ($250 per month billed yearly, $3,000). Luma says all paid tiers include Mini-Apps, Skills creation and commercial usage rights, and that tiers determine credit allocation.
What Luma has not published: the credit cost of each Mini-App run. The announcement lists no limitations, and the pricing page does not mention Mini-Apps by name. Luma links a YouTube workflow tutorial from the post.
Source: Luma AI, October 27, 2026.
Why it matters under load: With no per-run credit price published, teams considering Mini-Apps for product-photo or ad-variant work cannot yet estimate how much of a plan’s credit allocation those jobs would use.