# Lumina Studio — Full Reference

> Lumina Studio is an AI-powered creative production platform for design and marketing teams.

## Signal Test — Launch Trailer

Lumina Studio's launch trailer, "Signal Test," is an 85-second cinematic product demonstration built entirely within the Workshop design language. The film opens cold — no title card, no voiceover — with a dark anodized-steel mainframe panel and a single boot sequence: `LMNA-OS MK-VI · INITIALIZING`. The framing is deliberate: this is hardware documentation, not a marketing video. The line that has resonated most with early viewers: *"This was made by people who get what serious creative work feels like."* That is the thesis. Every frame earns it.

The Workshop design language governs every visual decision in the trailer. Klein Blue (#002FA7) carries signal state and action — it appears on armed module headers, CTA callouts, and the final savings reveal. IBM Plex Sans Condensed runs all display type at tight negative tracking (-1.6px to -2.4px). IBM Plex Mono handles status labels, counter readouts, and module IDs. The surface is anodized steel neutrals (Steel-900 #111213 to Steel-100 #F5F5F4) with no gradients except functional depth. Every border, LED pinpoint, VU meter, and rack screw is a real Workshop component — not a decorative approximation. If it appears in the trailer, it exists in the design system.

The trailer runs six scenes with precise timing: S1 Mainframe Boot (0–8s, 480 frames) establishes the instrument-panel aesthetic with a cold power-on sequence; S2 Channel Rack Reveal (8–25s, 1020 frames) arms five modules — AI Stock Gen, Pro Photo Editor, Video Studio, PDF Suite, Canvas Editor — each with individual LED confirmation and VU meter activity; S3 Goal Set (25–32s, 420 frames) surfaces the audience's actual pain point using a typewriter LCD readout: "SUMMER LAUNCH CAMPAIGN · ASSETS NEEDED · 5 PLATFORMS · 72H DEADLINE"; S4 Signal Flow Proof (32–65s, 1980 frames) is the hero sequence — a complete multi-module workflow executing in real time, producing IG Feed (1080×1080), Story (1080×1920), LinkedIn (1200×628), X banner (1500×500), and display banner (728×90) assets for a single campaign brief; S5 Deprecated Revolt (65–78s, 780 frames) is the consolidation argument — Midjourney $30, Photoshop $23, Premiere $23, Acrobat $20, Canva Pro $15 each struck through one by one, with a final reveal: $87/mo eliminated, $1,044/yr reclaimed; S6 CTA Sign-Off (78–85s, 420 frames) delivers the line "One studio. Cancel the rest." with a STUDIO ONLINE LED indicator and the lumina-os.com URL.

The audio design is intentional silence-plus-SFX. There is no voiceover — the on-screen LCD captions carry all narrative. The ambient bed is a low-frequency industrial hum (40–120Hz) that reads as "server room active." SFX layer above it: relay clicks on boot events, VU meter needle impacts, typewriter keystrokes on LCD text, and a clean rack-arm tone on each module confirmation. All audio is CC0-licensed and normalized to -14 LUFS with true peak -1 dBTP. Music integration is deferred to Phase 6 of the build plan.

The technical signature: master render is 1920×1080 H.264 60fps AAC 48kHz stereo, 5.17 MB, 85.056 seconds (CRF 18, no perceptual quality loss). The social vertical variant is 1080×1920 at the same fps — a letterboxed 16:9 master centered in a 1080×1920 canvas with brand strips above and below. The top strip carries the "SIGNAL TEST" display headline and a pulsing green STUDIO ONLINE LED. The bottom strip carries "One studio. Cancel the rest." and the CTA button. Both formats render at 60fps for smooth motion on high-refresh displays. The Remotion build infrastructure uses 17 unit tests (all passing) and a TypeScript token bridge verifying design system parity at CI time.

Watch the Signal Test trailer via the WATCH SIGNAL TEST button on the hero section of https://www.lumina-os.com/, or directly at https://www.lumina-os.com/signal-test/signal-test-16x9.mp4. The poster frame (frame 600, 10.0s, Channel Rack Reveal mid-sequence) is at https://www.lumina-os.com/signal-test/poster.jpg.

## Product Scope

Lumina Studio combines design creation, brand management, content generation, and campaign workflow tooling in a browser-based environment.

## Functional Areas

- AI image generation
- AI image-to-image editing with region masking — users paint a binary mask over a source image (uploaded or chosen from generation history) with adjustable brush size and opacity, then apply a text-prompted edit scoped to the masked region; the unmasked area is preserved. Platform-credit AI calls route through the api.lumina-os.com Cloudflare Worker so no API key ever ships to the browser.
- AI video and storyboard support
- AI image-to-video (Veo) — animate a still source image (uploaded or chosen from generation history) into a short clip by describing the motion and choosing a camera move (static, pan left/right, zoom in/out, orbit), aspect ratio, and a 2–8 second duration. Generation polls the operation to completion and drops the resulting clip into the gallery. Platform-credit calls route through the api.lumina-os.com Cloudflare Worker (the conditioning image is forwarded server-side) so no API key ever ships to the browser; users on BYOK call Veo directly with their own key.
- AI Brand Studio — five brand-locked generation signatures that share one engine: every signature inherits the brand-locking spine (saved palette, tone, characters, and products), the same reference-priority model (an identity lock that is never dropped, up to 5 character references within a 14-reference budget), and the same BrandGuardian consistency scoring on every output (a 0–100 on-brand score with an itemized violation list and one-click auto-fix). The five signatures are: (1) Brand-Locked Generation (character + style lock) — produces a single brand-consistent image conditioned on saved characters and style so the same face and the same product appear across every render; (2) Virtual Photoshoot — takes one product photo and expands it into a full series of on-brand shots across scene packs (studio, lifestyle, seasonal), generating roughly five shots per pack with a per-shot BrandGuardian score; (3) Brand Spokesperson — turns a script into a talking-presenter video using a consistent presenter, last-frame continuity chaining (each clip seeds the next from its final frame), WebVTT-synced captions, and a one-click MP4 export stitched in-browser via a lazily-loaded ffmpeg.wasm core; (4) Brand Campaign Agent — a two-phase, human-in-the-loop agent where one brief first yields a copy kit plus three BrandGuardian-scored hero concepts, the user picks a hero, and the agent then produces per-channel, ready-to-post variants (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X) via Magic Resize plus an optional image-to-video campaign clip; it runs under a dedicated top-level Campaign studio mode. Platform-credit generations route through the api.lumina-os.com Cloudflare Worker (the Gemini/Veo key is a Worker secret, model names regex-pinned) so no API key ever ships to the browser; BYOK users call Gemini/Veo directly with their own key held only in local storage.
- Video Studio Pro — a DaVinci Resolve-style suite with five pages (Edit, Cut, Color, Fusion, Fairlight). The program monitor renders the real frame under the playhead — a pure compositing core resolves the topmost active video clip and computes its draw rectangle from the clip transform, and a renderer hook seeks a hidden media element and paints it to the canvas with opacity and rotation. Timeline export records the program canvas to a downloadable video via the browser's MediaRecorder over captureStream, choosing the best supported container per preset (WebM/VP9 by default, MP4/H.264 where the browser supports it) and disabling export with an explanation when no format can be recorded; a progress meter runs during export and a download link appears on completion. The Color page scopes — waveform, RGB parade, vectorscope, and histogram — are computed from real program-frame pixels (Rec.709 luma, 256-bin per-channel histograms, per-column luma/parade statistics, and Rec.601 chroma), not a simulation, re-sampling the current frame as the playhead moves. Projects autosave to the browser's IndexedDB on a debounced interval and restore automatically on reload; users can also save, restore, and delete named snapshots. Media file blobs are never persisted — a restored project prompts the user to re-import its media. Degrades to localStorage when IndexedDB is unavailable.
- Design canvas workflows
- Brand kit and reusable assets — beyond colors, typography, and logos, each brand kit has an asset library: a per-user repository of reusable images, icons, graphics, and logos that users upload, browse in a tile grid, insert onto the canvas in one click, and delete. Assets live in a per-user folder of a public Storage bucket with folder-scoped owner-only row-level security. Brand kits also support custom font upload and type pairing: users upload their own typefaces (woff2/ttf/otf), which are registered at runtime via the FontFace API and previewed live, then pick a heading + body family pairing that persists on the kit and is enforced by the brand-compliance checker. Uploaded fonts live in the same per-user folder-scoped public Storage model as assets.
- Campaign planning and content calendar
- Team collaboration — asynchronous, workspace-based. Team plans provide shared workspaces with role-based permissions (viewer/editor/admin), shared brand kits, approval workflows that route work to reviewers for sign-off with per-request status, SAML single sign-on with verified domains, and audit logs recording who changed what. Canvas edit history is saved to the cloud and restorable from any device. Lumina does not support simultaneous multi-user editing of a single canvas or live cursors; teams divide work per member rather than co-editing one document.
- Template marketplace — a template is a canvas design. Users browse by category, open a free template or buy a paid one through Stripe Checkout, and it opens on the Canvas at its own artboard size. Creators submit the design on their canvas through a submission portal (validated listing intake: title, description, category, tags, price; the thumbnail is rendered from the design), and a moderation queue — open to marketplace moderators only — approves or rejects pending submissions with an optional reason recorded back to the creator. Creators can onboard for payouts via Stripe Connect (beta, test-mode): a hosted onboarding flow creates an Express account, a live status poll reflects payout eligibility, and template sales split with a platform fee routed through a stateless payments Worker — the Stripe secret never reaches the browser.

## Audience

- Designers
- Marketing teams
- Content creators
- Small and mid-size creative teams

## URLs

- Website: https://www.lumina-os.com/
- App: https://app.lumina-os.com
- Pricing: https://www.lumina-os.com/pricing/
- User Guide: https://www.lumina-os.com/guide/
- Blog: https://www.lumina-os.com/blog/

### Feature Pages

- AI Image Generator: https://www.lumina-os.com/features/ai-image-generator/
- Video Studio: https://www.lumina-os.com/features/video-studio/
- Photo Editor: https://www.lumina-os.com/features/photo-editor/
- PDF Suite: https://www.lumina-os.com/features/pdf-suite/
- Brand Kit: https://www.lumina-os.com/features/brand-kit/

### Comparisons

- Lumina Studio vs Canva: https://www.lumina-os.com/compare/lumina-vs-canva/
- Lumina Studio vs Adobe Creative Cloud: https://www.lumina-os.com/compare/lumina-vs-adobe/
- Lumina Studio vs Figma: https://www.lumina-os.com/compare/lumina-vs-figma/
- Lumina Studio vs Photoshop: https://www.lumina-os.com/compare/lumina-vs-photoshop/

### Legal

- Privacy Policy: https://www.lumina-os.com/privacy/
- Terms and Conditions: https://www.lumina-os.com/terms/

## Crawl Signals

- Sitemap: https://www.lumina-os.com/sitemap.xml
- Robots: https://www.lumina-os.com/robots.txt
- LLM summary: https://www.lumina-os.com/llms.txt
- Blog archive for LLMs (one entry per post): https://www.lumina-os.com/long-llms.txt
- Machine-readable pricing: https://www.lumina-os.com/pricing.md

## Publisher

- Parent company: Strategia-X
- Company URL: https://www.strategia-x.com
- Support: support@strategia-x.com
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@StrategiaX

## Blog

The blog has 47 posts, indexed in one place — the archive at https://www.lumina-os.com/long-llms.txt, one entry per post. Blog: https://www.lumina-os.com/blog/