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LTX ComfyUI Workflows

Create video and synchronized audio with ready-to-run LTX ComfyUI workflows for text-to-video, image-to-video, keyframes, multishot scenes, lip sync, camera control, and video editing. Run them on RunComfy Cloud, download workflow JSON, or deploy supported workflows as APIs.

36 workflows

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LTX 2.5 ComfyUI Image to Video | Realistic Motion & Native Audio

The workflows

36 LTX ComfyUI Workflows

Each LTX ComfyUI example below is a real video workflow for LTX Video, LTX-2, LTX 2.3, LTX 2.5, LTX 2.5 GGUF, LTX Director, Sulphur, Prompt Relay, IC-LoRA, ID-LoRA, ControlNet, first-last-frame, lip sync, image-to-video, text-to-video, and video editing. Run it on RunComfy Cloud, download the workflow JSON, or deploy supported workflows as APIs.

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About LTX

What is a LTX ComfyUI workflow?

An LTX ComfyUI workflow is an editable video node graph built around Lightricks' LTX model family. It connects an LTX checkpoint with text, image, keyframe, video, and audio inputs, then adds sampling, decoding, enhancement, LoRA, control, or editing nodes as needed. The graph gives you a working starting point for AI video instead of a list of model files to assemble yourself.

Choose LTX 2.5 for the newest text-to-video and image-to-video workflows on this page, including native audio, multishot generation, and first-and-last-frame control. LTX 2.3 provides a broad set of community workflows for timeline direction, camera motion, lip sync, multi-subject video, inpainting, outpainting, and prompt-based editing. Earlier LTX-2 and LTX Video graphs remain useful when their model, LoRA, or ControlNet matches your setup.

On RunComfy, every LTX ComfyUI workflow keeps its real preview, required files, and intended inputs together. Click Run now to open the prepared graph in cloud ComfyUI, or download the LTX workflow JSON for local use. Your local installation still needs the compatible LTX checkpoint, text encoders, VAE, audio components, and custom nodes listed by the workflow.

References and model resources: LTX-2 GitHub, ComfyUI-LTXVideo GitHub, LTX 2.5 documentation, Explore LTX models on Hugging Face, Explore LTX models on Civitai.

Capabilities

What you can create with these LTX workflows

LTX ComfyUI workflows cover video and audio generation from text, images, keyframes, timelines, camera guidance, speech, and existing footage.

Text-to-video with synchronized audio

Turn a written scene description into a cinematic LTX video with generated motion and a synchronized soundtrack.

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Image and keyframe animation

Animate a source image or guide a transition with first and last frames while controlling the visual endpoints.

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Lip sync and audio-driven video

Create talking or singing portraits whose mouth movement and performance follow the supplied audio.

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Multishot, timeline, and camera control

Direct multiple shots, camera movement, pacing, and transitions with timeline and control workflows.

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Video editing, inpainting, and outpainting

Change selected content, repair frames, or extend the canvas while preserving motion across the clip.

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LTX models on RunComfy

Choose the right LTX model. Direct the complete video workflow.

RunComfy opens LTX workflows in native ComfyUI with their video model, audio path, LoRAs, control weights, and custom nodes prepared. Add the prompt, image, keyframes, footage, or speech the graph expects, then adjust shot timing, camera motion, resolution, guidance, and enhancement nodes. A cloud GPU lets you keep the full multishot or high-resolution pipeline when it is too heavy for local hardware.

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  • Native ComfyUI graphs for LTX video and audio

    Open text-to-video, image-to-video, keyframe, multishot, lip-sync, and editing pipelines as complete, editable LTX graphs.

  • LTX checkpoints, LoRAs, and control weights in the cloud

    Keep compatible LTX models, identity and motion LoRAs, control weights, audio components, and supporting files with the workflow.

  • Custom nodes for directing and editing video

    Use timeline, camera-control, lip-sync, inpainting, outpainting, enhancement, and upscaling nodes without reconstructing the local environment.

  • Cloud GPUs for multishot and high-resolution LTX

    Match GPU memory to model size, video length, resolution, audio, and enhancement steps instead of simplifying the graph to fit locally.

Applications

What people use these LTX workflows for

Choose by the video you need to deliver, from short films and product ads to talking avatars, controlled camera shots, face swaps, and expanded frames.

AI Short Films

Build connected scenes with planned shots, visual continuity, and transitions for narrative video.

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Product Video Ads

Turn product imagery into polished promotional clips with camera movement and cinematic lighting.

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Talking and Singing Avatars

Animate a portrait or character from dialogue or vocals with synchronized facial performance.

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Cinematic Camera Motion

Transfer or specify camera movement for controlled pans, pushes, or tracking shots.

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Video Face Swap

Replace a face in moving footage while preserving expression, lighting, and temporal consistency.

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Video Frame Expansion

Outpaint beyond the original video frame to create wider compositions without abrupt edge changes.

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Frequently asked questions

LTX workflow FAQ

Answers for choosing LTX 2.5 or LTX 2.3 workflows, using synced audio and lip sync, controlling first and last frames, checking VRAM needs, and downloading JSON.

What is the best LTX ComfyUI workflow to start with?

Start with an LTX 2.5 image-to-video workflow if you have a reference image, because it gives the model a clear first frame and can generate synchronized audio. Use text-to-video when you want to create the whole scene from a prompt, and use first-and-last-frame workflows when the start and end compositions both matter.

Does LTX 2.5 create video with audio in ComfyUI?

Yes, when you choose an LTX 2.5 workflow that includes the native audio path. The model can generate synchronized video and audio from text, image, or video inputs, but older LTX workflows may be video-only. Check whether the graph asks for audio components before assuming sound will be produced.

Should I use LTX 2.5 or LTX 2.3?

Use LTX 2.5 for newer image-to-video, text-to-video, first-and-last-frame, native audio, and multishot workflows. Use LTX 2.3 when you need an established audio-driven, lip-sync, LoRA, Director, timeline, or camera-control graph that was built for that version. Do not swap the checkpoint unless the workflow says the version is compatible.

Can LTX do lip sync from an image and audio?

Yes. Choose an LTX audio-to-video or lip-sync workflow when you want a portrait or character to speak from an audio file. Single-speaker workflows are better for one talking face, while dual-character workflows are designed for dialogue scenes. Use a clean face image and clear speech for more stable mouth movement.

How much VRAM do I need for LTX 2.5 in ComfyUI?

VRAM depends on model format, resolution, frame count, audio generation, upscaling, and whether the graph uses quantized weights. Community low-VRAM workflows often rely on FP8 or GGUF variants, but they may run slower or require lower resolution. Use Run now when you want the complete cloud workflow without fitting every model file into a local GPU.

How do I control the first and last frame in an LTX video?

Use an LTX first-last-frame workflow when the clip needs to begin and end on specific images. These workflows are better than a plain prompt for planned transitions, product reveals, and shot continuity. If the motion drifts, add clearer action text or use a timeline/keyframe workflow that gives the model more guidance.

Where can I download an LTX ComfyUI workflow JSON?

Click Download JSON on an LTX workflow card or detail page and open the file in ComfyUI. Local use still requires the matching LTX checkpoint, encoders, VAE, audio components, LoRAs, and custom nodes. Click Run now when you want the prepared cloud graph and run panel instead of completing local setup first.

Related resources

More ways to use LTX

Train an LTX LoRA with the supported LTX-2, LTX-2.3, or LTX-2.5 base, or use LTX 2.5 directly from RunComfy Models.

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