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LTX Studio

Script-to-video AI filmmaking workspace: storyboards, keyframes, character continuity

LTX Studio is Lightricks' hosted AI filmmaking workspace, covering script breakdown, storyboards, keyframe-controlled shots, and timeline editing. Generation runs on Lightricks' LTX-2.3 open-weight model. Since the 2026 restructure, plans are sold in monthly credits.

  • 16 creators using
  • 2024 first launched
  • Freemium pricing
  • Steep learning curve
At a glance

What LTX Studio can do

  • Infinite canvas Not confirmed
  • AI agent Not confirmed
  • Node / flow builder Not confirmed
  • Public API Yes
  • MCP server Not confirmed

13 of 26 capabilities confirmed

LTX Studio: Generation & editing
CapabilitySupportedDetails
Text to image Not confirmed
Image editing Not confirmed
Text to video Yes Shot generation from storyboard frames and prompts
Image to video Yes Keyframe-based image-to-video with dual start and end frames
Video to video Not confirmed
Native audio in video Yes LTX-2.3 generates synchronized audio in the same pass
Lip-sync Not confirmed
Voice / TTS Not confirmed
Music & SFX Not confirmed
Upscaling Partial 4K generation output; this is generation resolution, not an upscaler
Character consistency Partial Character continuity across scenes
Camera control Yes Keyframes and Motion Control (announced with LTX-2.3, March 2026)
Custom training Not confirmed
Third-party models Partial Offers LTX-2.3 models
LTX Studio: Workspace
CapabilitySupportedDetails
Infinite canvas Not confirmed
Node / flow builder Not confirmed
AI agent Not confirmed
Chat assistant Not confirmed
Team collaboration Yes Team workspaces with collaborator seats
LTX Studio: Platform
CapabilitySupportedDetails
Public API Yes LTX API at docs.ltx.video; billed per second of output
MCP server Not confirmed
Mobile app Not confirmed
Desktop / local Partial LTX Desktop is a separate free local app; the Studio itself is cloud-hosted
Open source Partial LTX-2.3 weights are open (Apache 2.0); the Studio app is not
LTX Studio: Rights & access
CapabilitySupportedDetails
Free tier Yes Free plan available
Commercial use Yes

Yes Partial No Not confirmed by the vendor

Why it stands out

What makes LTX Studio different

  1. 01

    Script-to-storyboard is the core flow: a screenplay becomes scene breaks and frames before any shot is rendered, which most other generators do not center on.

  2. 02

    Dual-keyframe direction (start and end frame) gives more shot control than a single-image image-to-video pass, useful when a camera position has to match a boarded frame.

  3. 03

    Runs Lightricks' own open-weight LTX-2.3 alongside partner models, so the same project can switch between a self-hostable model and a hosted one.

  4. 04

    Built for team review, with team workspaces and collaborator seats.

The Feature

About LTX Studio

LTX Studio is the hosted product from Lightricks, the Israeli company that also publishes the open LTX video models. It is built around a script-to-video flow: paste a screenplay or treatment and the app proposes scene breaks and storyboard frames, then renders shots from those frames. Keyframe controls (start and end frame, camera path) are the main way to direct a shot rather than a single text prompt.

What changed in 2026: Lightricks released LTX-2.3 on March 5, 2026, an open-weight 22B audio-video model with native 4K output, native 9:16 portrait training, and synchronized audio in one pass under Apache 2.0. LTX Studio followed with a March session on LTX-2.3 plus motion control, Elements, and custom styles. The plan structure also moved from minute quotas to credits.

It suits a previs-heavy pipeline: a director or agency that needs a shot list, boards, and rough moving shots from a script before committing to a shoot or to expensive generation. It is a weaker fit for quick social clips, where a prompt-first tool is faster, and for editors who want a full NLE, since the timeline editor is for refining generated shots rather than replacing Resolve or Premiere.

Changelog

What's new in LTX Studio

  1. LTX-2.3 open-weight model released

    22B audio-video model with native 4K, native 9:16 portrait, rebuilt VAE and cleaner audio, released under Apache 2.0 on March 5.

    Source: blog.comfy.org ↗
  2. LTX Studio feature session: LTX-2.3, Motion Control, Elements, Custom Styles

    Lightricks ran a live walkthrough on March 26 covering LTX-2.3 in the app and new control features for consistency and camera motion.

    Source: ltx.io ↗
Under the hood

Models available in LTX Studio

  • LTX-2 $$ Lightricks Previous open audio-video model, still listed in the app Also: LTX-2.3

$ · $$ · $$$ = relative cost against other models of the same type, on fal.ai list prices. Cost inside LTX Studio depends on its own plans and credits.

Key Features

  • Script-to-storyboard: breaks a screenplay into scenes and frames
  • Keyframe control with dual start and end frames for shot direction
  • LTX-2.3 generation in one workspace
  • Native synchronized audio from the LTX-2.3 model
  • Character continuity across scenes
  • Timeline editor for refining individual shots without re-rendering whole scenes
  • Motion Control and custom styles (announced March 2026)
  • 4K output
  • Team workspace with shared projects and collaborator seats
  • LTX API for developers, billed per second of output
The Verdict

When to reach for it — and when to skip

Reach for it when…

  • Covers script-to-storyboard-to-shot in one app, so fewer tools change hands
  • Dual-keyframe control gives tighter shot composition than single-image prompting
  • Open-weight LTX-2.3 means the underlying model can be run locally or fine-tuned
  • Team collaboration is built in

Skip it when…

  • Credit allowances go quickly at render-heavy 4K work
  • Steep learning curve for people who do not already think in shot lists and keyframes
  • Render times on 4K shots are long, and the app is cloud-metered

Best For

✓ Ideal for

  • Agencies boarding a spot from a script before a shoot
  • Directors pitching a TV or film pilot with previs footage
  • Studios keeping character looks consistent across a multi-episode series
  • Editors who need shot-by-shot refinement in a timeline rather than full re-renders

✗ Not built for

  • Quick social clips where a single prompt is enough
  • Budget-first creators who only need personal-use output
  • Real-time or live video generation
Field Notes

Working Tips from Filmmakers Using LTX Studio

  1. 01 Start on the free tier with one scene to check the look and the credit burn before you pay
  2. 02 Use start and end keyframes to lock a camera position, then let the model fill the motion between them
  3. 03 Preview at lower settings and render 4K only for approved shots, since render credits add up fast
Pricing

LTX Studio pricing in 2026

LTX Studio plans and pricing
Plan Price What you get
Enterprise Custom annual
  • Custom credit volume
  • Talk-to-sales onboarding
  • Commercial licence

Prices checked against LTX Studio's pricing page on 9 Oct 2026. Vendors change plans often, so confirm before you buy.

Side by side

LTX Studio vs Runway vs Higgsfield vs Pika

LTX Studio vs Runway vs Higgsfield vs Pika
LTX Studio Runway Higgsfield Pika
Price See the vendor's pricing page Free (125 one-time credits); Standard $15/mo ($12/mo billed annually) Free tier; paid plans from €19/mo billed annually (prices exclude VAT) Starter $10/mo ($8/mo billed yearly); Creator $35/mo; Enterprise custom
Infinite canvas Not confirmed Not confirmed Partial No
Node / flow builder Not confirmed Yes Not confirmed No
AI agent Not confirmed Yes Yes Partial
Chat assistant Not confirmed Yes Yes Partial
Team collaboration Yes Yes Yes Not confirmed
Text to image Not confirmed Yes Yes Yes
Image editing Not confirmed Yes Yes Yes
Text to video Yes Yes Yes Yes
Image to video Yes Yes Yes Yes
Video to video Not confirmed Yes Yes Yes
Native audio in video Yes Partial Yes Yes
Lip-sync Not confirmed Not confirmed Not confirmed Partial
Voice / TTS Not confirmed Yes Yes Yes
Music & SFX Not confirmed Yes Yes Yes
Upscaling Partial Yes Yes Not confirmed
Character consistency Partial Partial Yes Yes
Camera control Yes Not confirmed Yes Partial
Custom training Not confirmed Partial Not confirmed Not confirmed
Third-party models Partial Yes Yes Yes
Public API Yes Yes Yes Yes
MCP server Not confirmed Yes Yes Yes
Mobile app Not confirmed Yes Partial Yes
Desktop / local Partial No Not confirmed No
Open source Partial No No No
Free tier Yes Yes Yes Partial
Commercial use Yes Not confirmed Not confirmed Partial

Each column comes from that tool's own researched page. "Not confirmed" means the vendor doesn't say.

Open the full LTX Studio vs Runway vs Higgsfield vs Pika comparison →

Use Cases

Script-to-storyboard for a commercial pitchPrevis for a TV pilot before a live shootAnimated series with a fixed character castMusic video with a narrative arc built from keyframed shotsEducational or branded explainer series with a locked visual style

Integrations

Veo AIOpenAIGoogle

Tags

#ai-video#script-to-video#storyboarding#keyframes#lightricks#ltx-2-3#filmmaking#previs
How we checked this

Sources

Facts on this page were checked against LTX Studio's own pricing, product and changelog pages on , then cross-checked with independent coverage where vendor pages were silent. Anything we couldn't confirm is marked "Not confirmed" rather than guessed.

  1. LTX Studio pricing omidsaffari.com
  2. LTX Studio pricing toolradar.com
  3. LTX help center: Credits Plans (search snippet, not fetched) help.ltx.io
  4. LTX Studio home (redirect target of ltx.studio) ltx.io
  5. What's New in LTX Studio: LTX-2.3, Motion Control and More ltx.io
  6. LTX-2.3 Day-0 support in ComfyUI (LTX-2.3 release date and specs) blog.comfy.org
  7. LTX API documentation (linked from help center) docs.ltx.video
  8. LTX Studio changelog aggregator (last updated March 2026) aitoolsatlas.ai
  9. Runway pricing (comparison column) runway.com

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