LTX Studio

New accounts without a subscription get 800 credits once. They do not expire, but they never reset or renew, and they are replaced by the monthly allowance if you subscribe. The help center adds that free credits are not offered in every region and that availability varies by account.

Credits measure processing, and different actions cost different amounts: rendering a video, changing a character’s appearance or creating a new shot. The public pages give no fixed cost per clip, so the number of shots 800 credits buy depends on model, length and resolution. Individual shots run from 3 to 20 seconds depending on the model.

Standard, Pro and Enterprise include a commercial use license; Free and Lite are personal use only. Personal use covers posts on your own social profiles and personal website. Anything that promotes a business, product or service, sponsored content, client work or any content you are paid for counts as commercial.

The help center says you own your inputs and outputs, but ownership is separate from the right to use them commercially. The terms tie commercial use of output to your current tier and do not say whether an upgrade covers clips made earlier, so start client projects on Standard or higher.

LTX’s own models run on every plan, and third-party models are added by tier. Lightricks reserves the right to update, replace or remove models at any time without guaranteeing continued access, so check the list on the day you subscribe.

• Free and Lite: LTX-2.5 and LTX-2.3 video models and the Z-Image image model.
• Standard: adds Nano Banana 2 and Pro, FLUX.2 Pro, Kling 2.6 Pro and 3.0 Pro, Seedance 2.0 and ChatGPT Images 2.0.
• Pro: adds Veo 3.1, Veo 3.1 Fast and Veo 3.1 Lite.
• Enterprise: adds custom LTX-2.3 model training.

Paid allowances reset on a fixed renewal date each month, even on yearly billing, and unused credits expire rather than carrying over. Editorial assessment: pick the tier whose monthly allowance you expect to use, because extra credits on a higher tier cannot be banked for a later production month.

The routes to more credits are not described consistently. The pricing page lists purchasing additional credits under Standard, while a help article says top-ups are available on Pro++ only and suggests the Standard+ and Standard++ subtiers for more monthly credits. Confirm the option in the app before planning a large render.

By generating content you grant Lightricks and its affiliates a worldwide, irrevocable and sublicensable license to your inputs and outputs, including any name, voice, image or likeness in them. The purposes include research and training AI models, with an exception for the personal data of individual users unless they consent. Enhanced data privacy, which keeps inputs and outputs out of training, is an Enterprise feature.

The terms grant no rights to use any real person’s name, image, likeness or voice, and prohibit generating output that contains them without permission. Use your own face or voice, or those of people who have signed a release, and keep public figures out of prompts and reference images.

The pricing FAQ says refunds are typically granted for requests made within 14 days of payment if usage does not exceed 1,200 credits. The terms add a condition: if you use the platform for commercial use, all fees are non-refundable and non-cancellable. Test with a small number of generations before starting client work in the first two weeks.

Cancelling from Manage account keeps the plan active until the end of the billing period. An upgrade takes effect immediately at a prorated price, while a downgrade waits until the end of the current cycle.

1. Record the starting credit balance and the model chosen.
2. Add three shots to a blank storyboard with camera directions.
3. Generate each shot once, noting the credits used per shot.
4. Arrange the shots on the timeline and export, stopping if export needs a paid plan.
5. Compare the character’s face and clothing across the three shots.

Accept three shots that follow the script, with the same recognizable character and a playable export of about 15 seconds. Reject shots that ignore the camera direction or a character that changes between shots. No credit or quality result is reported until the task is run.

For single-clip generation and editing, compare Runway. For presenter-led explainer video, see Synthesia or HeyGen.