LTX23AI

LTX 2.3 (on ltx23ai.com) helps you generate short-form cinematic AI videos from text prompts, reference images, and audio-aware direction. It’s designed for modern social storytelling where camera intent, timing, and framing matter—so you can turn ideas into publishable clips faster without stitching together multiple steps.

Key workflow options include a prompt-first workspace plus native audio and portrait support. You can generate with text-to-video, image-to-video, and audio for text and image workflows, and then choose between two model modes: LTX 2.3 Fast for faster exploration and LTX 2.3 Pro for more detail and a more polished finish. Typical outputs are 1080p, 6 seconds, with portrait-first logic available for vertical storytelling.

LTX 2.3 is a strong fit for creators and teams making short ads, hook/opening shots, product and beauty close-ups (where texture retention matters), faceless ASMR-style motion with sound-aware prompts, and vertical-first content for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok. It’s also useful for repeatable concept testing and refinement thanks to fast iteration paths.

Pricing is credit-based. In Fast 1080p at 6 seconds, generation costs 6 credits per video, and credits are managed via different credit packs for baseline usage.

Important note: ltx23ai.com is an independent site built around LTX 2.3 workflows and is not the official or authorized partner of Lightricks or related rights holders.

What can I generate with LTX 2.3?

You can create short AI videos from text prompts, from reference images, and from audio-aware direction (for text and image workflows).

Which model should I use: Fast or Pro?

Use Fast to explore ideas quickly. Use Pro when you want richer detail and a more polished final pass.

What’s the typical length, resolution, and format?

Common generation settings are 1080p, 6 seconds, and 25 FPS, with support for both 16:9 and portrait-first workflows (such as 9:16).

Does LTX 2.3 handle audio in the generation process?

Yes. Audio intent can be written into your prompt so visual events align more naturally with the sound timing you describe.

Is LTX 2.3 good for vertical video like Reels and TikTok?

Yes. Native portrait support lets you think in a vertical frame from the start, so you’re not forced to crop after rendering.

How many credits does it cost to generate a video?

For Fast 1080p at 6 seconds, video generation costs 6 credits per clip.