LTX 2 Pro API for Image to Video
Image to Video using LTX 2 Pro API
Animation
Filmmaking
Image2Video
LTX 2 Pro
Video Editing
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LTX‑2 Pro Image‑to‑Video takes a single still image and turns it into a 6–10 second, 16:9 video clip with cinematic motion and synchronized audio, while largely preserving the original look.
What LTX‑2 Pro Image‑to‑Video does
Starts from one input frame (photo, render, or AI image) and animates it into a smooth video with camera motion, subject motion, or both.
Outputs 1080p, 1440p, or 4K (2160p) at up to 50 fps, so even simple images become broadcast‑grade motion shots.
Generates an audio track in the same pass (ambience, light SFX, simple music) that matches the visual pacing, removing the need for manual sound syncing.
Typical workflow from one image
Upload image
Provide a high‑quality JPG/PNG/WebP; results improve if the image already matches a 16:9 ratio and has clean detail.
Write a motion prompt
Describe:
Camera moves (for example, slow push‑in, orbit, pan across scene).
Subject motion (subtle breathing, hair movement, environmental motion like clouds or water).
Mood and style (cinematic, vlog, product ad, dreamy, etc.).
Choose settings
Duration: 6, 8, or 10 seconds.
Resolution: 1080p, 1440p, or 4K; fps usually 25 or 50.
Audio: enable “Generate Audio” to get synchronized sound designed to fit the scene.
Generate and iterate
Render a first pass, then refine the motion prompt (slower/faster camera, more or less subject movement) until it matches your storyboard.
Where it’s especially useful
Turning product or key art images into quick cinematic promos with gentle camera moves and light motion.
Breathing life into character stills for intros, outros, and social clips without running a full text‑to‑video pipeline.
Slotting into ComfyUI and similar node‑based pipelines via LTX‑Video partner/API nodes for image‑to‑video plus built‑in audio.
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Nodes & Models
LTX2ProImageToVideo_floyo
VideoToFrames
WorkflowGraphics
LoadImage
VHS_VideoCombine
LTX‑2 Pro Image‑to‑Video takes a single still image and turns it into a 6–10 second, 16:9 video clip with cinematic motion and synchronized audio, while largely preserving the original look.
What LTX‑2 Pro Image‑to‑Video does
Starts from one input frame (photo, render, or AI image) and animates it into a smooth video with camera motion, subject motion, or both.
Outputs 1080p, 1440p, or 4K (2160p) at up to 50 fps, so even simple images become broadcast‑grade motion shots.
Generates an audio track in the same pass (ambience, light SFX, simple music) that matches the visual pacing, removing the need for manual sound syncing.
Typical workflow from one image
Upload image
Provide a high‑quality JPG/PNG/WebP; results improve if the image already matches a 16:9 ratio and has clean detail.
Write a motion prompt
Describe:
Camera moves (for example, slow push‑in, orbit, pan across scene).
Subject motion (subtle breathing, hair movement, environmental motion like clouds or water).
Mood and style (cinematic, vlog, product ad, dreamy, etc.).
Choose settings
Duration: 6, 8, or 10 seconds.
Resolution: 1080p, 1440p, or 4K; fps usually 25 or 50.
Audio: enable “Generate Audio” to get synchronized sound designed to fit the scene.
Generate and iterate
Render a first pass, then refine the motion prompt (slower/faster camera, more or less subject movement) until it matches your storyboard.
Where it’s especially useful
Turning product or key art images into quick cinematic promos with gentle camera moves and light motion.
Breathing life into character stills for intros, outros, and social clips without running a full text‑to‑video pipeline.
Slotting into ComfyUI and similar node‑based pipelines via LTX‑Video partner/API nodes for image‑to‑video plus built‑in audio.
Read more




