AI TV Show Maker

Delivery specs for landscape AI video, as each vendor states them

Spec pair: Google Veo and Luma

Google Veo and Luma both print figures on 3 spec lines, resolution, frame shape and length; their readings differ on frame shape. From 3 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.

Lines each vendor printsFilled: the vendor prints a figure. Empty: no figure, or not read.Lines each vendor printsGoogle VeoLumaMaximum resolutionMaximum resolution — Google Veo: 4K, generatedMaximum resolution — Luma: 4K, generatedFrame rateFrame rate — Google Veo: One rate statedFrame rate — Luma: No figureHDR and bit depthHDR and bit depth — Google Veo: No figureHDR and bit depth — Luma: HDR outputAspect ratiosAspect ratios — Google Veo: Landscape and portraitAspect ratios — Luma: None listed by nameLongest single outputLongest single output — Google Veo: 15 s or lessLongest single output — Luma: 15 s or lessWatermark on outputWatermark on output — Google Veo: Invisible markWatermark on output — Luma: No figure
Fig. 1 Filled: the vendor prints a figure. Empty: no figure, or not read.
Google Veo and Luma, reading by spec line, checked 2026-09-25.
Spec lineGoogle VeoLuma
Maximum resolution4K, generated4K, generated
Frame rateOne rate statedNo figure
HDR and bit depthNo figureHDR output
Aspect ratiosLandscape and portraitNone listed by name
Longest single output15 s or less15 s or less
Watermark on outputInvisible markNo figure

Inclusion rule. The six spec lines every deliverable page carries. Order. Sheet order of the spec lines.

1Where the two sheets part

Two model makers with generated 4K. Veo 3.1 prints the shapes, 16:9 by default or 9:16, and the rate, 24fps; Luma's pages print neither, but add HDR with EXR export, which Veo does not mention.

Maximum resolution

Google Veo: 720p, 1080p or 4k generated directly; 4k is not available for Veo 3.1 Lite. Luma: API resolution 540p, 720p, 1080 or 4k.

Aspect ratios

Google Veo: Landscape 16:9 by default, or portrait 9:16. Luma: An aspect_ratio parameter, shown with 16:9 in the examples; the allowed values are not listed.

Longest single output

Google Veo: 8 seconds per generation, with 4 and 6 also offered; 8 is required at 1080p and 4k. Luma: Ray3.2 text and image to video in 5-second or 10-second generations.

2Figures on file

3One more delivery sheet beside Google Veo and Luma

SceneMixer's printed figure on the checks where Google Veo and Luma differ, read 2026-09-25.
CheckSceneMixerSource
Aspect ratios16:9 landscape by default, or 9:16 portrait, chosen once per projectSceneMixer, what comes out (video specs guide)

Inclusion rule. Checks on which the two tools differ and SceneMixer prints a figure; checks it prints nothing on are not shown. Order. The order checks take on every tool page.

4More pairs and pages