Lightricks (LTX Studio)
AI video studio from Lightricks, built on open LTX-Video models
Overview
LTX Studio is Lightricks' browser-based AI filmmaking platform for storyboarding, image, video and sound generation in one workflow. It runs on the company's own LTX-2 model, parts of which ship as open weights on Hugging Face and GitHub — rare for a video generator.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- Image and video generation
- Advanced camera controls
- Audio-to-Video
- 8,640 credits/month
- $12/mo billed annually
- 28,000 credits/month
- AI Storyboards
- Reusable Elements
- Google Veo 2 access
- Commercial use license
- 110,000 credits/month
- Veo 3.1 access
- Up to 3 collaborators per project
- Custom credit volume
- Priority support
What you can produce with Lightricks (LTX Studio)
- Script-to-storyboard-to-video pipeline in one browser workspace
- Proprietary LTX-2 text/image-to-video model
- Google Veo 2 and Veo 3.1 access on paid plans
- Reusable "Elements" for consistent characters/assets across scenes
- Open-weight LTX-Video models on Hugging Face and GitHub
- Community ComfyUI nodes and LoRA trainer
- Commercial-use license from the Standard plan up
ASEAN Perspective
Lightricks (LTX Studio) in Southeast Asia
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LTX Studio's biggest asset isn't the interface — it's that Lightricks open-sourced meaningful chunks of the underlying LTX-Video model, which now sits at over 10,500 GitHub stars with an active ComfyUI integration and community LoRA trainer. That's unusual in a field where Runway, Kling and Veo keep everything closed.
The platform itself splits opinion sharply by audience. G2 reviewers, mostly business and creative users testing storyboarding and content workflows, rate it around 4.3/5. Trustpilot tells a different story: a 1.5 TrustScore from 73 reviews, 88% of them one star, dominated by complaints about credits burning through fast and rocky refund handling. The free tier is personal-use only — anything commercial needs at least the $35/month Standard plan. Worth trying free before committing a card.
What people say
Lightricks has been making consumer creative apps since 2013 — Facetune, Videoleap — and LTX Studio is its bet on AI filmmaking: a browser tool that takes a script or prompt through storyboarding, image generation, video generation and sound into a finished sequence, all in one workspace. It runs on the company's own LTX-2 model, and paid tiers also unlock Google's Veo 2 and Veo 3.1 for generation.
Pricing is credit-metered across four self-serve tiers. Free gives 800 one-time credits and a personal-use-only license — nothing made on it can be sold or used commercially. Lite ($15/month, or $12 billed annually) adds a recurring 8,640 credits. Standard ($35/month) is where it becomes a real production tool: 28,000 credits, AI Storyboards, reusable "Elements" for consistent characters across scenes, and a commercial license. Pro ($125/month) adds Veo 3.1 access and three-collaborator projects at 110,000 credits. An Enterprise tier above that is quote-based.
Review sentiment splits hard by platform. On G2, LTX sits around 4.3-4.4 stars across roughly 120 reviews, with users citing over 135,000 platform users and praising the storyboard-to-video workflow for content and marketing teams. Trustpilot paints the opposite picture: a 1.5 TrustScore out of 5 from 73 reviews, with 88% rated one star. Recurring complaints describe the pricing as a "rip-off," call out difficulty getting refunds, and flag how fast the credit system consumes allowance on anything beyond short clips. The gap looks like a segmentation issue — G2's respondents skew toward business/creative accounts evaluating a workflow tool, while Trustpilot captures individual subscribers who hit a paywall or billing snag and left angry.
The open-source side is the more durable strength. Lightricks publishes LTX-Video and LTX-2 inference code on GitHub and Hugging Face, and the flagship LTX-Video repo has passed 10,500 stars and 1,000 forks, with community-maintained ComfyUI nodes and a LoRA trainer. For developers who want to fine-tune or self-host rather than pay by the credit, that's a real alternative to the closed weights behind Runway, Kling or Veo.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
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