LTX-2.5 AI Video Generator | Free, No Sign-up
LTX-2.5 Distilled · Free to try · No sign-upCreate synchronized video and audio from text, images, clips, soundtracks, keyframes, and multi-shot prompts. Start without an account, then choose the live LTX-2.5 workflow that matches the shot.
Eight new LTX-2.5 generations — prompts, camera, motion, and stereo audio
A premium product film opens on a matte black ceramic tea cup on a sunlit oak table. Steam curls upward as a hand places a small silver spoon beside it. The camera makes one slow clockwise arc at table height, keeping the cup centered while warm morning light moves across the glaze. Quiet room tone, a soft ceramic tap, one continuous shot.
Write the subject and action first, then camera, lighting, timing, dialogue, and sound so one shot stays readable.
Use text, first or end frames, exact keyframes, source video, control video, references, and soundtrack guidance when the workflow supports them.
Describe two to four connected shots in natural prose and keep recurring characters, objects, framing, and sound explicit across cuts.
Prompt for dialogue, ambience, effects, or music in the same generation, then listen to the result instead of judging the picture alone.
The live LTX-2.5 Distilled profile uses the memory-efficient 16GB execution path with 8 steps and CFG 1.
Compare LTX-2.5 with other AI video models
- Modalities
- text / image / video / audio → video / audio
- Released
- Jul 31, 2026
- Capabilities
- Text to video and stereo audio · First/end frame guidance · Control video · Injected keyframes · Soundtrack guidance · Control-video audio reuse · Audio generation from control video · Sliding-window continuation · Sol-Attn · Optional AI 2× upscale · Optional First Block Cache
- Architecture
- FL2VA Pruned 20B · W8A8
- Turbo
- v4 step600 EMA · 6 steps
- Output
- Video + stereo audio
MiniMax H3 FL2VA Pruned 20B W8A8 Turbo for synchronized video and stereo-audio generation with first/end frames, control video, keyframe injection, soundtrack guidance, and long-window continuation.
LightricksLTX-2.5 Distilled- Modalities
- text / image / video / audio → video / audio
- Released
- Aug 11, 2026
- Capabilities
- Native multi-shot story · Two-stage quality · Automatic duration · Diffusion video decoder · Video extension · Ingredients · Inpainting · Outpainting · First/end frames · Exact keyframes · Pose control · Depth control · Canny control · Raw video control · INT8 16GB execution
- References
- First/end frames · keyframes · control video
- Resolution
- 480p · 540p · 720p · 1080p
- Duration
- 1–20 sec
Fast LTX-2.5 synchronized audio-video generation with first/end frames, exact keyframes, video extension, soundtrack guidance, and control video.
- Modalities
- image / text → video / audio
- Released
- Dec 24, 2024
- Input
- Product image + prompt
- Formats
- MP4 (Synchronized Video + Audio)
Create video with Product Ads Video.
- Modalities
- text / image / audio → video
- Released
- Feb 12, 2026
- Capabilities
- Talking head · Lip sync · Voice cloning
- Input
- Face image + Audio/Speech
- Formats
- MP4 (Talking Head Video)
Real-time talking-head model that animates a face image with speech and accurate lip sync.

- Modalities
- text / image / audio → video
- Released
- May 30, 2026
- References
- Up to 7 images
- Resolution
- 480p · 720p · 1080p
- Duration
- 1–15 sec
- Formats
- MP4 · WEBM · MOV
Higher-tier Grok image-to-video generation from a single starting frame with longer durations and stronger output quality
- Modalities
- video → video
- Released
- Jul 3, 2024
- Capabilities
- Upscale · Denoise · Deblur
- Output
- HD · FHD · 2K · 4K
- Processing
- AI enhancement
Upscale, clean up, sharpen, or resize an existing video with AI or standard processing.
- Modalities
- video → video
- Released
- Jul 3, 2024
- Capabilities
- Frame interpolation · Motion smoothing
- Frame rate
- 2x · 3x · 4x
- Quality
- Fast · Balanced · Quality
Increase video frame rate with frame interpolation.
TME Lyra LabMuseTalk 1.5 (Video Lipsync)- Modalities
- text / video / audio → video
- Released
- Oct 15, 2024
- Capabilities
- Lip sync · Speech synthesis · Voice cloning
- Input
- Video + speech/audio
- Formats
- MP4 (Synchronized Lipsync)
Lip-sync model that retimes mouth motion in an existing video to match a new audio track.

- Modalities
- text / image / video / audio → video
- Released
- Aug 24, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.055–0.22/sec
- Capabilities
- Edit · Extend
- References
- Up to 10 images
- Keyframes
- Up to 2 positioned frames
All-in-one multimodal video generation with native 30-second clips, large reference capacity, and precise video editing

- Modalities
- text / image / video / audio → video
- Released
- Aug 24, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.0748–0.308/sec
- Capabilities
- Edit · Extend
- References
- Up to 10 images
- Keyframes
- Up to 2 positioned frames
Lower-latency Wan3.0 video generation with the same multimodal workflows and output quality

LightricksLTX-2.5 Fast- Modalities
- text / image / audio → video
- Released
- Aug 11, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.099–0.33/sec
- Keyframes
- Up to 2 positioned frames
- Formats
- MP4 · WEBM · MOV
Fast high-resolution video generation with longer clip support, native audio, and first-to-last-frame control

LightricksLTX-2.5 Pro- Modalities
- text / image / audio → video
- Released
- Aug 11, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.132–0.187/sec
- Capabilities
- Edit · Extend
- Keyframes
- Up to 2 positioned frames
- Formats
- MP4 · WEBM · MOV
High-fidelity multimodal video generation with native audio, editing workflows, and up to 4K output

- Modalities
- text / image / video / audio → video
- Released
- Aug 7, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.113–0.748/sec
- Capabilities
- Edit
- References
- Up to 30 images
- Keyframes
- Up to 2 positioned frames
Professional multimodal video generation with native 30-second clips, large-scale reference control, and precise localized editing

- Modalities
- text / image / video → video
- Released
- Aug 4, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.044–0.594/sec
- Keyframes
- Up to 10 positioned frames
- Resolution
- 720p · 1080p
- Formats
- MP4 · WEBM · MOV
Multimodal video generation with native synchronized audio across styles and modes

- Modalities
- text / image / video / audio → video
- Released
- Jul 30, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.088–0.143/sec
- Capabilities
- Edit
- References
- Up to 9 images
- Keyframes
- Up to 2 positioned frames
Multimodal video generation with native synced audio, multi-reference consistency, and continuation workflows

- Modalities
- text / image / video → video
- Released
- Jun 30, 2026
- In / out price
- $1.65 in · $9.9 out / 1M
- Capabilities
- Edit
- References
- Up to 7 images
- Duration
- 3–10 sec
Multimodal video generation and editing with native audio, multi-turn control, and photo-to-video references

- Modalities
- text / image / video / audio → video
- Released
- Jun 23, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.0396–0.0891/sec
- References
- Up to 9 images
- Keyframes
- Up to 2 positioned frames
- Resolution
- 480p · 720p
Compact Seedance 2.0 variant for faster, lighter multimodal video generation workflows

- Modalities
- text / image → video
- Released
- Jun 22, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.154–0.198/sec
- References
- Up to 9 images
- Resolution
- 720p · 1080p
- Duration
- 3–15 sec
Multimodal video generation with stronger motion expressiveness, multi-image reference consistency, and improved audio-visual sync

- Modalities
- text / image → video
- Released
- Jun 17, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.123–0.154/sec
- Resolution
- 720p · 1080p
- Duration
- 3–15 sec
- Formats
- MP4 · WEBM · MOV
Faster multimodal video generation with stronger prompt adherence, multi-shot consistency, and improved lip sync

- Modalities
- text / image / video → video
- Released
- Jun 9, 2026
- Price
- ≈ $0.0132–0.792/sec
- Capabilities
- Edit
- Keyframes
- Up to 64 positioned frames
- Resolution
- 360p · 540p · 720p · 1080p
Cinematic video model for generation, transformation, motion transfer, and frame-level direction
When to choose LTX-2.5
Choose LTX-2.5 when the shot needs more than a prompt and a first frame: compare the actual input, workflow, duration, resolution, audio, and access fields before generating.
LTX-2.5 Distilled- Best for
- Multimodal video with audio, keyframes, source video, references, extension, and native multi-shot prompts
- Why choose it
- Its current GizAI contract exposes the broadest set of LTX-native guidance and control workflows in one model.
- Watch for
- Complex references, contact, text, anatomy, and audio timing still require careful review of the complete result.
- Best for
- Short cinematic prompt or first-frame video with dialogue, ambience, effects, and music
- Why choose it
- H3 Turbo is a focused alternative when one directed scene and native sound matter more than multimodal control.
- Watch for
- Choose LTX-2.5 when the task needs keyframes, extension, control video, or broader source inputs.
- Best for
- Six-second video from text or a starting image
- Why choose it
- Grok Imagine offers a focused 480p or 720p alternative when the broader LTX multimodal workflow is unnecessary.
- Watch for
- The current route is limited to six seconds; confirm the live input and resolution settings before generating.
Review every LTX-2.5 result before publishing
Faces, hands, objects, clothing, lighting, background details, and product geometry can change between frames or cuts.
Grips, collisions, liquids, crowds, fast sports, and weight transfer can look convincing while being physically incorrect.
Dialogue, music, ambience, effects, language, balance, timing, and lip synchronization can differ from the written prompt.
Logos, labels, signs, interfaces, typography, and claims need close inspection and usually a controlled finishing pass.
Use authorized images, video, audio, voices, likenesses, and trademarks, then edit, caption, mix, disclose, and export the final work responsibly.
How this page was reviewed
Written by GizAI Product Team · Reviewed by GizAI Model Operations · Updated 2026-08-13
GizAI publishes this LTX-2.5 video generator page about its own product. Model names, inputs, controls, access, and plan requirements come from the live GizAI catalog; examples and editorial guidance explain practical use without promising flawless output.
- Match the LTX-2.5 video generator default, offered models, and example inputs to active GizAI model contracts.
- Run the public form through model selection, example application, and the canonical Assistant handoff.
- Generate new text-to-video and native multi-shot examples through the canonical ltx2-5-distilled worker, then inspect the returned video and audio streams.
- Record the exact prompt, 832×448 resolution, 97 frames, 8 steps, CFG 1, fast decoder, and public poster for every published example.
- Verify that each example is served from a stable WebM URL with a responsive poster and that the visible prompt matches the generated request.
- Verify one canonical URL, visible FAQs, structured data, internal links, desktop layout, and mobile layout.
LTX-2.5 AI Video Generator FAQ
Can I use LTX-2.5 without signing up?
Yes. GizAI currently allows the anonymous/free LTX-2.5 path with 2 included generations every 24 hours. Anonymous/free output is limited to 480p and 97 frames (about 4 seconds), and the live model card remains the source of truth for the current allowance.
What can I give LTX-2.5 as input?
The current contract accepts text and can also use images, end frames, exact keyframes, source video, control video, audio guidance, subject references, and masks when the selected workflow exposes those fields.
What is LTX-2.5 best for?
Choose it for a shot that needs synchronized video and audio plus broader guidance than a single prompt: multimodal references, keyframes, video extension, control motion, native multi-shot, or connected Story scenes.
Does LTX-2.5 generate audio with video?
It can. Prompt audio, silent output, and soundtrack guidance are separate live settings, so the selected workflow decides what is rendered. These eight new examples were generated with prompt audio and their encoded WebM files contain stereo audio.
How should I write an LTX-2.5 prompt?
Describe one chronological shot in plain language: main subject and action, movement and gestures, environment, camera angle and motion, lighting and color, then dialogue, music, and ambience. Repeat identity details after every cut in a multi-shot prompt.
What are Multi-Shot and Story?
Both use the current LTX-2.5 native multi-shot path. Multi-Shot asks for two to four connected cuts in one prompt, while Story gives that same generation contract a scene-oriented product workflow for connected shots.
What duration and resolution does LTX-2.5 support?
The live catalog currently lists 480p through 1080p and about 1 to 20 seconds, but the exact choices depend on workflow, references, and plan. The published examples use 832×448, 97 frames, and roughly 4.04 seconds.
Why are the examples marked as new LTX-2.5 generations?
All eight clips on this page were newly requested through the canonical ltx2-5-distilled runtime on 2026-08-13, then checked for their video dimensions, duration, stereo audio, poster, and recorded prompt before publication.
Can I use an LTX-2.5 result commercially?
Commercial use depends on the rights to your references, likenesses, voices, music, trademarks, claims, model and provider terms, account plan, disclosure, and distribution channel. Review and finish the complete generated clip before release.