LTX 2 Prompt Guide
LTX 2 Video Prompts
That Get The
Motion Right.
A copy-paste prompt recipe library for LTX 2 video — motion, camera work, dialogue, and native audio. Searchers call it the LTX 2.3 prompt generator; on Moosky you run the newest LTX generation, so every recipe renders on the live model with the credit cost shown up front.
Model Options
Choose the workflow that fits your scene
Start with a prompt, add references when needed, and pick the generation path that matches the output.
LTX-2.5
The newest LTX generation Moosky hosts: cinematic text-to-video and start-frame image-to-video with native synchronized audio, at 720P up to 4K for 4-20 second clips. The recipes on this page render here, and the credit cost is quoted before every run.
What a clip costs
Open weights are free to download but not free to run — hosting is the service. Moosky prices LTX by the clip at 100 credits per $1, so you pay only for what you render, no LTX Studio subscription.
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Motion recipes
Describe subject movement across the full clip duration — a walk, a turn, fabric in wind — instead of a static scene, which is what makes LTX clips feel alive.
Camera direction
Prompt the shot: slow push-in, locked tripod, handheld, orbit. LTX responds to plain-language camera notes, so name the movement you want.
Dialogue + audio
Write the spoken line and describe how it is delivered — LTX's native joint audio syncs speech, ambience, and effects to the picture.
Start-frame recipes
Give LTX an opening image and prompt the transition forward — the reliable way to keep a specific look while adding motion.
Multi-shot continuity
Chain clips that keep the same subject and lighting for a longer sequence, the strength LTX 2 is built for.
Cost before you run
Every generation shows its credit price first. Wondering how much a 1080p LTX clip costs? You see it on the run button, not on a bill.
How It Works
Three simple steps to finished output
Pick a recipe
Choose a motion, camera, or dialogue pattern from the library above and adapt its wording.
Write your prompt
Describe the movement, camera behavior, and any spoken line across the whole clip.
Check the cost, generate
The credit price shows on the run button; render on LTX-2.5 and download the clip.
A recipe library, not another model page
This page is a working copy-paste recipe library for the LTX 2 family, not a re-listing of the model specs. The family hub covers which generation to run and what it costs; the model pages carry the spec sheets. Here the job is the prompt itself: ready-made wording for the shot types people actually re-roll.
The reason recipes beat adjectives is how LTX reads a prompt. Describe subject movement across the clip duration, name the camera behavior in plain language, and write any spoken line the way a script reads, and the model follows the direction. A still scene plus a pile of style words is what makes clips feel dead.
Every recipe on this page renders on the current LTX generation hosted on Moosky, so you can adapt one, paste it into the studio, and see the credit price before the run. The prompting principles carry across the whole family, and when you want the fuller picture of which engine wins which shot, the matchup guide compares LTX against the other families on one credit balance.
Credit-based
Simple, honest pricing
No subscriptions. No hidden fees. Pay only for the credits you use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to create one 1080p video using LTX 2.3?
On Moosky the exact credit cost is shown before you press generate, so you never get an estimate and a surprise. As a reference: LTX is a mid-cost model at 100 credits per $1, and a 1080p clip is a modest number of credits billed by the second of output — far less than a monthly LTX Studio plan, and you only pay for clips you actually render. Failed runs are refunded.
Is LTX 2.3 free?
The LTX weights are open to download, but running them is not free — it takes a workstation-class GPU, setup, and electricity. That gap is exactly what hosted pricing covers: on Moosky you pay per clip on a credit balance (100 credits per $1) with no subscription and no hardware.
What makes a good LTX video prompt?
Describe the change over time, not just the scene: what moves, how the camera behaves, and what is heard when audio matters. Spend words across the clip's full duration, and name the style in one line. Plain-language direction works better than keyword lists.
Can LTX generate video with dialogue and sound?
Yes. LTX produces native joint audio — speech, ambience, and effects synchronized to the video. Write the spoken line, describe the delivery, and keep the clip short enough that the dialogue lands.
Do I use these prompts on LTX 2.3 or a newer model?
Moosky hosts the current LTX generation, LTX-2.5, so every recipe here renders on the live model. The prompting principles — motion over time, camera direction, dialogue binding — carry across the whole LTX 2 family.
Disclosure
Moosky AI is an independent platform provider and reseller of AI model access, including access to LTX-2.5 and other LTX-family models. Moosky AI is not officially affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Lightricks. This page and its examples may include AI-assisted and synthetic content.