LTX-2.3 Image-to-Video animates a single image into a coherent cinematic clip. It preserves scene composition and lighting while adding smooth camera motion, parallax, and environmental dynamics. Built on the upgraded LTX-2.3 architecture for sharper output and improved temporal consistency.
About this model
LTX-2.3 Image-to-Video animates a single image into a coherent cinematic clip. It preserves scene composition and lighting while adding smooth camera motion, parallax, and environmental dynamics.
Cost analysis
| Provider | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| muapiapp | $0.0208 / sec | Premium quality at standard rates |
Premium quality at standard rates
** Competitor pricing is estimated based on similar model architectures and usage tiers.
Configuration schema
| Parameter | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prompt | string | Text prompt describing the video. | The snail accelerates unexpectedly, smashing through trees while the miniature city erupts into chaos. Flying cars zip around the shell trying to stabilize the city as neon signs flicker and sparks fly from collapsing towers. |
| Image URL | string | URL of the input image. | https://d3adwkbyhxyrtq.cloudfront.net/webassets/videomodels/ltx-2.3-image-to-video.png |
| Duration | int | Duration of the generated video in seconds. | 5 |
| Resolution | Enum (3 options) | The resolution of the generated video. | 720p |
| Seed | int | Random seed. -1 for random. | -1 |
Text prompt describing the video.
The snail accelerates unexpectedly, smashing through trees while the miniature city erupts into chaos. Flying cars zip around the shell trying to stabilize the city as neon signs flicker and sparks fly from collapsing towers.URL of the input image.
https://d3adwkbyhxyrtq.cloudfront.net/webassets/videomodels/ltx-2.3-image-to-video.pngDuration of the generated video in seconds.
5The resolution of the generated video.
720pRandom seed. -1 for random.
-1Developer documentation
Upload a high-quality initial frame and describe how you want it to move. The prompt should specify the desired motion (e.g., 'camera push in', 'gentle breeze in the trees').
Frequently asked
Yes, it maintains strong consistency with the provided image.