→How to Migrate from Luma AI to InVideo AI (Step-by-Step)
Last updated: April 2026
Migrating from Luma AI to InVideo AI typically occurs when creators shift focus from 3D modeling and cinematic generation to faster, text-based video production for marketing, social media, or explainer content. Luma excels at 3D capture and artistic video generation, while InVideo AI specializes in turning text into polished, edited videos quickly. This guide covers exporting your Luma assets, adapting workflows to InVideo's text-to-video approach, transferring media, and maximizing InVideo's template library. You'll learn how to map Luma's creative features to InVideo's automated production pipeline.
Estimated Timeline
solo user
3-5 hours for audit, setup, and first video tests
small team
1-2 days for training, asset transfer, and workflow adaptation
enterprise
1-2 weeks for full migration, template creation, and team onboarding
Migration Steps
Audit and Export Luma AI Assets
easySet Up InVideo AI Account and Workspace
easyRecreate Video Concepts Using Text Prompts
mediumImport and Adapt Media Assets
mediumGenerate and Refine Videos in InVideo AI
easyMap Luma Workflows to InVideo Templates
mediumTest and Validate Output Quality
easyPlan Ongoing Production and Archive Luma
mediumFeature Mapping
| Luma AI | InVideo AI Equivalent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dream Machine video generation | Text-to-Video AI | Luma generates from images/descriptions; InVideo creates from text scripts with full editing. |
| 3D capture from smartphones | Stock media library & custom uploads | InVideo lacks 3D capture but offers millions of stock clips and image uploads for visuals. |
| Photorealistic 3D reconstruction | Realistic stock footage & AI visuals | InVideo uses pre-shot footage and AI-generated images instead of 3D models. |
| Cinematic video output | Professional templates & editing | InVideo provides templates for cinematic styles but with less granular 3D control. |
| Fast processing for creative projects | Quick video generation from text | Both offer speed, but InVideo automates editing, while Luma focuses on rendering. |
| User-friendly 3D creation | No-code video editing | InVideo is easier for beginners; Luma requires some 3D knowledge. |
| Versatile for filmmakers/game devs | Versatile for marketers/educators | InVideo targets content marketing and social media, not 3D gaming or VFX. |
Data Transfer Guide
Export from Luma AI: In Luma, navigate to 'My Creations.' Select videos and click 'Download' for MP4 files. For 3D models, use 'Export' for GLB/OBJ formats. Save all files locally or to cloud storage. Import to InVideo AI: InVideo doesn't directly import Luma projects. Instead, upload exported videos/images via 'Upload Media' in the InVideo editor. Use them as custom assets in new videos. For 3D models, convert to 2D video clips first. Text prompts from Luma can be copied into InVideo's script field. No automated transfer exists—this is a manual recreation process focusing on final outputs, not project files.