Create connected, high-fidelity scenes with synchronized audio using LTX 2.5 — cleaner motion, stronger prompt adherence, and output up to 4K. No downloads or local GPU required.
Lightricks' latest foundation model adds native multi-shot continuity, a new diffusion video decoder, and stronger prompt understanding
LTX 2.5 is Lightricks' latest open-weights audio-video foundation model. It can generate synchronized video and audio from text, animate first and last frames, or build visuals around an audio track. A new Diffusion Fidelity Rendering pipeline and video decoder preserve more detail in faces, text, materials, and fast motion, while native multi-shot generation keeps characters, environments, lighting, and voice consistent across cuts. Our platform brings LTX 2.5 to your browser with no local setup or GPU required.

Go from idea to a finished clip in four steps — no technical background needed. Our LTX 2.5 video generator handles the rendering for you.
Describe the action, subject, camera movement, lighting, mood, and sound in natural language. For image-to-video, upload a starting frame and optionally an ending frame to guide the shot.
Choose landscape or portrait output, set a clip length or let LTX 2.5 choose automatically, then select Fast for longer, rapid iterations or Pro for maximum fidelity.
LTX 2.5 turns your instructions into a cohesive clip with synchronized sound, cleaner motion, and stronger visual continuity. Complex scenes receive more rendering detail where it matters.
Watch the result right in your browser. Not quite right? Tweak your prompt and regenerate. When you're happy, download the video in high resolution for social media, ads, or client work.
LTX 2.5 improves the full production path: frame-level detail, continuity across cuts, prompt understanding, and efficient iteration. Here's what that means for your next project.
• Diffusion Fidelity Rendering allocates compute according to scene complexity, preserving extra detail where a shot needs it • A new diffusion video decoder reduces smearing and motion artifacts while reconstructing faces, text, and fine materials more cleanly • Generate up to 4K for high-resolution delivery
• Generate connected shots in one pass instead of stitching unrelated clips together • Characters, environments, lighting, style, and voice remain more consistent across cuts • Use multi-shot prompting for storyboards, product narratives, ads, and cinematic sequences
• A fine-tuned Gemma 4 12B text encoder and custom prompt enhancer follow complex creative direction from shorter prompts • Automatic duration can match the clip length to the requested action • Fast and Pro modes let you balance rapid iteration against maximum output fidelity
Released in August 2026, LTX 2.5 is a major foundation-model upgrade focused on quality, continuity, control, and efficiency. It combines a new video decoder, native multi-shot generation, a Gemma 4 12B text encoder, automatic duration, and an improved distilled model. Access the core generation workflows through our browser interface — no command line or local setup required.
Describe the action, shot sequence, camera, lighting, dialogue, and sound in plain English. LTX 2.5 follows complex direction with stronger prompt adherence and can keep characters, environments, and voice coherent across multiple connected shots. Use Fast mode for rapid iteration or Pro mode when fidelity matters most.
From fast social experiments to connected multi-shot concepts, LTX 2.5 gives individual creators and production teams a more controllable path from idea to video.
Compose directly in 9:16 for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts instead of cropping a landscape result. Generate synchronized sound with the picture, then use Fast mode to test multiple hooks, camera moves, and visual directions before choosing a final cut.
Describe an establishing shot, product close-up, atmospheric insert, or abstract transition and generate ready-to-review B-roll with matching sound. LTX 2.5 Fast supports clips up to 20 seconds, reducing the need to assemble a sequence from very short fragments.
Turn an abstract concept into an illustrative clip for a lesson, course intro, or presentation. Stronger prompt adherence helps translate subject, sequence, camera, and mood into a clearer visual explanation, while synchronized audio can add appropriate ambience and effects.
Turn a product still into a dynamic reveal while preserving the source composition. Add an optional ending frame to guide where the shot lands, then test different motion, lighting, and camera directions for product pages, ads, and social campaigns.
Use native multi-shot prompting to explore connected coverage before production. LTX 2.5 can hold character, environment, lighting, style, and voice more consistently across cuts, making it useful for storyboards, pitch sequences, and early visual development.
Use Fast mode for high-volume concept exploration and Pro mode for higher-fidelity client previews. Because LTX 2.5 is an open-weights foundation model, technical teams also have a path to download, fine-tune, and deploy the underlying model under its license.
The texture quality is immediately noticeable in hair, fabric, and reflections. Native portrait output also makes it much easier to move from an idea to a Reel without reframing the entire shot.
Rachel Liu
DTC Brand Founder
Generating picture and sound together gives product concepts a much more complete feel during reviews. It helps clients react to the atmosphere and timing, not just a silent visual draft.
Daniel Okoro
Creative Director, Nomad Studio
B-roll used to be my biggest bottleneck. Now I can describe the shot, compare a few directions, and keep the version that actually matches the tone of my edit.
Sophie Andersen
YouTube Creator, 820K subs
Going from a written concept to a rough moving sequence changes how students think about pre-visualization. They can discuss camera, pacing, continuity, and sound before getting lost in production details.
Prof. James Whitfield
Motion Design Instructor, ArtCenter
Image-to-video gives us a fast way to explore motion around existing food photography. We can test steam, camera movement, and lighting while keeping the original product shot as the visual anchor.
Mia Torres
Social Media Manager
Starting from storyboard frames gives me much more control than prompting from scratch. The optional ending frame is especially useful when I need the shot to arrive at a specific composition.
Kenji Nakamura
Freelance Filmmaker
Describe a scene, upload a first frame, or start from an audio track — then let LTX 2.5 create the motion and synchronized sound. Try Fast or Pro in your browser with no local setup.
