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# Luma Photon

### **Overview**

Diverse text-to-image model with good prompt adherence.

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### **Quick facts**

* **Modes:** Text → Image
* **Default output / size:** 1024×1024 (1:1)
* **Aspect ratios:** Multiple aspect ratios supported

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### **What it's great for**

* Versatile image generation across diverse styles
* Strong prompt adherence and interpretation
* Fast generation times
* Creative and commercial projects

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### Parameters

| Control        | Type     | Default | Notes                                   |
| -------------- | -------- | ------- | --------------------------------------- |
| `Prompt`       | Text     | —       | Natural-language instruction (required) |
| `Aspect Ratio` | Dropdown | —       | Multiple options available              |

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### **Modes**

| Mode         | Estimated time | Required inputs | Typical use              |
| ------------ | -------------: | --------------- | ------------------------ |
| Text → Image |          \~20s | Prompt          | Diverse image generation |

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### **Output options**

| Option       | Values / notes                   |
| ------------ | -------------------------------- |
| Aspect ratio | Multiple aspect ratios supported |

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### **Prompt tips**

* Model handles a wide range of styles effectively
* Clear descriptors improve prompt adherence
* Good balance between creativity and accuracy
* Fast iteration times for experimentation

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### **Safety**

Moderation may be applied according to platform rules — avoid disallowed content.

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