* ABOUT LTX 2.3

Working with LTX 2.3

LTX 2.3 is the generation built around longer 4K output: up to twenty seconds with synchronized audio, vertical framing for social, and a choice between 24 and 48 FPS. Its lipsync variant takes an image and an audio file and produces a talking clip with realistic facial expression.

When to choose LTX 2.3

Choose LTX 2.3 when you need a twenty-second 4K clip or explicit frame-rate control. LTX 2.5 is newer, adds audio-led generation and camera controls, but this family keeps the longest single-shot duration.

Choosing between the variants

Text to Video and Image to Video are the 4K generation routes with FPS and framing control. Lipsync is the odd one out — it takes a face image and an audio track and returns a talking video.

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About LTX 2.3

How long can an LTX 2.3 clip be?
Up to twenty seconds at 4K with synced audio, which is longer than most single-shot generations in the catalog.
Can I choose the frame rate?
Yes — 24 or 48 FPS, which matters when the clip has to cut into footage shot at a fixed rate.
What does the Lipsync variant need?
An image and an audio file. It animates the face in the image to match the audio with realistic expressions.