LTX 2.5 AI Video Generator
LTX 2 now runs LTX 2.5 in this workspace — text-to-video and image-to-video with native multishot character lock. Prompt a scene or drop a still, then render a clip you can download.
Built for Speed
Three vertical samples on deliberately hard motion: glass shatter, dense rain crowds, layered hair and silk.
Crystal shatter
Hard specular highlights and fast debris in one 720p pass.
Neon rain crowd
Dense crowd motion with layered reflections and spray.
Silk and hair
Overlapping soft-body movement that usually smears.
Native Multishot Consistency
Three hard cuts of one person — wide, medium, close — is where most generators recast the lead. Need to generate right now? LTX 2.3 Fast is still live.
Barista · three cuts
Same face, apron, gold hoops and wrist tattoo across wide → medium → close.
Courier · three locations
Identity holds across crosswalk, elevator and rooftop.
Painter · atelier sequence
One painter through wide study, profile stroke and face return.
What's New in LTX 2.5
What actually changed from 2.3, in three lines.
| LTX 2.3 | LTX 2.5 | |
|---|---|---|
| Backbone | Earlier LTX stack | 22B asymmetric dual-stream transformer |
| Multishot identity | Stitch separate clips and hope they match | Character lock inside a single generation |
| Published benchmark | — | ~6.8s for a 10s 720p image-to-video job on dual GB200 |
How LTX 2.5 Works
Think of the 22B dual-stream transformer as two readers: one locked to your prompt, one locked to how light, cloth and faces move. That split buys speed without physics turning to sludge.
Dual-stream backbone — Prompt intent and visual motion stay aligned through the render.
Distilled paths — Fewer steps when turnaround matters, full fidelity when the frame needs it.
Open-weight family — The community self-hosts the weights; here it runs in the browser.

How to Use LTX 2.5
Three steps, no node graph.
Prompt or upload
Brief the scene the way you would brief an editor, or drop a still for image-to-video.
Set options
Pick Fast or Pro, then aspect ratio, resolution, duration and fps in the panel.
Generate and download
Preview the clip, re-roll only the cut that missed, then export what you need.
Writing a Multishot Prompt
Three habits that decide whether the character survives the cuts.
- 01
Name the character once
Fix hair, wardrobe and one signature prop in the first sentence. LTX 2.5 anchors identity on those nouns across every cut.
- 02
Spell the cuts in order
Write wide, then medium, then close as separate beats. The model reads that order as the edit, not as a suggestion.
- 03
Keep the camera honest
Ask for one move per shot. Stacking a pan, a zoom and a rack focus into one beat is what makes motion drift.
Where LTX 2.5 Fits
Product motion tests
Animate a still of glass, liquid or fabric to see how the physics reads before booking a shoot.
Short-form story beats
Build a three-cut vertical scene with one recurring character for social placements.
Ad concept boards
Show a client the cut rhythm in motion instead of a static frame deck.
Continuity drafts
Draft a sequence where wardrobe and face have to survive a location change.
Pricing
Credits never expire and finished generations stay in your library for six months. The panel shows the exact credit cost before you generate.
Basic
$19.90
400 credits
- 400 Credits - $0.050/Credit
- 480p / 720p / 1080p output
- Up to 133s of 1080P video
- Commercial License
Pro
Popular$49.90
1150 credits
- 1150 Credits - $0.043/Credit
- 480p / 720p / 1080p output
- Up to 383s of 1080P video
- Priority Generation
Elite
$99.90
2500 credits
- 2500 Credits - $0.040/Credit
- 480p / 720p / 1080p output
- Up to 833s of 1080P video
- Maximum Render Priority
FAQs: LTX 2.5
Straight answers about the model, this workspace and how credits work.
Start Creating with LTX 2.5
Open the workspace above, drop a prompt or a still, and render the cut you actually need.
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