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LTX-2.3 22B Distilled

Generate video with audio from images using LTX-2.3 Distilled

Input

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The prompt used for the generation.

The URL of the image to generate the video from.

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Additional settings

The number of frames to generate.

The size of the generated video.

Whether to generate audio for the video.

Tips and requirements

Whether to use multi-scale generation. If True, the model will generate the video at a smaller scale first, then use the smaller video to guide the generation of a video at or above your requested size. This results in better coherence and details.

The scheduler to use.

The acceleration level to use.

The negative prompt to generate the video from.

The seed for the random number generator.

Whether to enable prompt expansion.

The output type of the generated video.

The write mode of the generated video.

The scale of the distill LoRA to use for the second and subsequent passes.

Tips and requirements

The direction to interpolate the image sequence in. 'Forward' goes from the start image to the end image, 'Backward' goes from the end image to the start image.

The strength of the image to use for the video generation.

The strength of the end image to use for the video generation.

Price$0.01 / megapixel

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API code for this input

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How to use LTX-2.3 22B Distilled

Getting started

Describe a continuous action, camera movement and audible events. Use the image-to-video operation when a starting image matters.

Review your result

Watch object continuity and listen for sound that misses the action; inspect the ending before editing.

Inputs and settings

prompt is required. Control the frame count with num_frames and include or omit generated sound with generate_audio.

Keep seed fixed while comparing enable_prompt_expansion or use_multiscale. image_strength is available only in the image operation; Raywake exposes no FPS control here.

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