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Open Cinema Motion

Generate a Video with LTX 2.3

A first image is a strong start, but a video is what most productions actually need. This lesson covers the first text-to-video generation in Cinema Motion with LTX 2.3 — the video model available on the Free plan, and the one behind most of the motion in this series.

What you'll learn

  • Where Cinema Motion is and why LTX 2.3 is the default model
  • Why LTX 2.3 needs a full paragraph, not a comma-separated tag list
  • Which defaults to keep for a first pass: duration, resolution, ratio
  • What to do with the result: favorites, download, Lip Sync

Open Cinema Motion

Click Cinema Motion in the left sidebar. LTX 2.3 is selected by default — the video model available on the Free plan.

Write the prompt as one paragraph

LTX 2.3 runs on a different architecture than most video models and reads a scene, not a keyword list. Write a connected, cinematic paragraph in the present tense — what the camera does, what moves, what the light does — instead of short comma-separated tags.

Try this prompt

A wooden rowing boat drifts slowly through a foggy mountain lake at dawn, the camera holding steady as mist curls low over the still water. Pine trees line the shore, their reflections breaking gently where the boat's wake spreads outward. The sky above is pale gray, the light flat and cool, with no direct sun breaking through the haze.

Short prompts undersell LTX 2.3. A five-to-ten-second clip needs real detail — describe how the scene unfolds over the clip, not just a static picture.

Keep the defaults for a first pass

Leave Start Frame and End Frame empty — the video generates entirely from the prompt. Keep the duration at 5 seconds and resolution at 720p — the defaults are enough to judge the result.

Generate and review

Click Generate and wait for the result.

Save or send further

Once the video is ready, download it, add it to favorites, or send it to Lip Sync if a character in the shot needs to speak.

On the Starter and Pro plans, LTX 2.3 runs unlimited, so you can iterate on a prompt as many times as it takes. See plans and pricing.