LTX Desktop adds built-in LoRAs, a batch queue and phone monitoring
The major LTX Desktop update brings built-in LoRAs and IC-LoRAs for deblur, colorization and day-to-night, plus a batch queue and remote monitoring.
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The major LTX Desktop update brings built-in LoRAs and IC-LoRAs for deblur, colorization and day-to-night, plus a batch queue and remote monitoring.
The API generates new margin pixels for 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, and 4:5 at up to 1080p and 60 seconds, live via LTX and fal.
Robotics, autonomous vehicle, and simulation teams get direct contact with LTX and early access to upcoming features.
LTX Trainer covers video, audio, cross-modal and reference-conditioned workflows, with free IC-LoRAs included.
Users pick pose, depth, or edge structure from a starting image, then prompt a new video that keeps it intact.
Flows lets creators batch-run generation workflows instead of one output at a time.
The model is now available for image generation inside the AI video production platform.
Canvas lets teams generate content, build moodboards and agree on creative direction together before production begins.
The model is live now inside LTX Studio with no generation limits.
The upgrade recovers clipped highlights and lost shadow detail in videos already generated in LTX Studio, without a new generation pass.
Generated or uploaded clips can be upscaled in-project, with a choice of model and frame rate.
Brush, Camera Angle, Upscale and Adjustment now work together inside the project without switching tools.