LTX

LTX released a major LTX Desktop update with built-in LoRAs, new IC-LoRAs for deblur, colorization and day-to-night, a batch queue, and phone monitoring.

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LTX and doubleAI made LTX-2.5 video generation 1.87x faster, cutting a 5-second 4K clip on 2xB200s from 250 to 134 seconds, open source.

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LTX made its Layout to Render LoRA available to download, letting users plan a camera move in 3D and render the final shot.

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LTX added the LTX Trainer to LTX Explore, letting users train Character or Style LoRAs on their own footage with no local GPU.

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LTX launched Alpha Gen (Beta), which turns an ordinary RGB clip into a matching alpha matte with no green screen, masks or prompt.

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LTX launched Layout to Render (Beta), which turns 3D blocking into a finished shot while keeping the composition aligned with the CG.

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LTX launched Native HDR, which takes cinema camera EXR plates through an AI edit and returns 16-bit EXR via an ACES workflow.

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LTX updated SDR to HDR, which converts 8-bit footage into 16-bit EXR in ACEScg and rebuilds highlight and shadow detail for grading.

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LTX introduced Native Resolution for AI edits on 4K and 8K footage on a single GPU, plus new Refine and Restore IC-LoRAs.

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LTX released the Slow Motion Control LoRA for LTX-2.5, giving users control over how slowly generated action unfolds.

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LTX released a Relight IC-LoRA that lets users change the lighting and mood of an already generated video, downloadable from HuggingFace and usable on LTX Explore.

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