
LTX Studio is an AI video production workspace from Lightricks for filmmakers, advertisers, and creative teams. It brings generation, shot planning, and editing into one project. The hosted Studio is a distinct product from the LTX model family, API, and desktop tools.
LTX Studio works at the project and scene level. You can plan a sequence, regenerate individual shots, and use saved characters, objects, and locations to guide continuity. This is useful when a video needs several connected scenes rather than one independent clip.
The workspace combines these controls with generation models. Access to particular models and collaboration tools depends on the subscription.
Begin with a script, concept, image, or video, then build and revise the visual sequence. Camera and keyframe controls guide motion, while references and visual styles help define the intended look. Editing tools bring generated material into a timeline.
Standard adds AI Storyboards and saved Elements, along with a commercial license. Pro increases credits and supports three collaborators per project. Enterprise offers custom arrangements for larger teams. A paid Lite subscription still has a personal-use license, so payment alone does not permit client work.
Vendor-selected reviews praise fast storyboarding and scene-by-scene changes. One video producer values storyboarding more than character consistency; another reviewer reports occasional slowness and accuracy issues. Expect to review continuity and refine generated shots before delivery.
Annual billing offers lower monthly equivalents. Free credits do not replenish, and business, sponsored, or paid work requires Standard or higher.
Month-to-month plans cost Lite $15, Standard $35, and Pro $125. Commercial work requires Standard or higher.
It offers 800 one-time Free credits plus paid plans. Free and Lite are personal use only; Standard and higher include commercial use.
LTX Studio is a hosted video workspace from Lightricks, combining AI generation, shot controls, storyboards, and editing.
For multi-scene work, evaluate its storyboards, shot controls, and editing. Test free credits first; paid business work requires Standard or higher.
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