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Make video without
watching a meter.
Plus and Ultra include unlimited LTX-2.5 video. Pick it on a video card in Spaces or a shot in Forge, press render, and keep going. Every day starts with a fast lane at full speed. After that you keep making clips in the slow queue. Nobody is ever blocked.
- 5 or 10-second clips, with sound
- Vertical or wide
- In Spaces and Forge
Three steps, no credits
The same render you already know, with a model that costs you nothing on Plus and Ultra.
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1. Pick LTX 2.5
On a video card in Spaces or a shot in Forge, choose LTX 2.5 as the model. Wire a picture in to start from it, or leave it on the prompt alone.
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2. Press render
Choose 5 or 10 seconds and vertical or wide. A 10-second clip counts as two clips. Nothing is charged on Plus or Ultra.
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3. Watch it land
The card shows where your clip is and roughly how long is left. The finished clip lands on the card and in your workspace.
Unlimited on both. Faster on Ultra.
The fast lane is how many clips a day render at full speed. After it, you keep going.
25 fast clips a day
- The first 25 clips each day render at full speed.
- Then unlimited in the slow queue. Never blocked.
50 fast clips a day
- The first 50 clips each day render at full speed.
- Then unlimited in the slow queue. Never blocked.
- Priority: your clips go first within each lane.
10 free clips a day
- They render in the slow queue, after every fast clip.
- After 10, each clip uses 5 credits, or go Plus for unlimited.
A 10-second clip counts as two. The day resets at midnight, Philippine time. Compare every plan
A fast lane, then a queue that never stops
Everyone shares the same GPUs, so clips take fair turns.
Your daily fast clips render at full speed, taking turns with other people's fast clips: one of yours, then one of theirs. A big batch from one person never holds everyone else up.
After your fast clips, keep going. Slow-queue clips render whenever no fast clip is waiting. When it is quiet that is right away; when it is busy you wait your turn. A slow clip never jumps ahead of a fast one. Lite's free daily clips render here too.
- First clip after a quiet spell
- About 2 minutes
- while a GPU wakes up
- Each clip after that
- About 40 seconds
- for a 5-second clip
- Busy times
- Longer
- the card shows the time left
Line up a whole board
Render a storyboard's shots in one go. They come back one by one.
You can have up to 10 clips waiting at once. Add more as they finish. This limits how many wait, not how many you make.
Your clips render one after another, taking turns with other people, so nobody waits behind one big batch.
If a GPU is slow to start, your clip waits and tries again by itself. A clip that has not started after 12 hours is cancelled, and anything it held goes back to you.
What is unlimited, and what is not
- LTX-2.5 video in 5-second clips (a 10-second clip counts as two)
- From a prompt, or from a picture you wire in
- Vertical (9:16) or wide (16:9), with sound
- In Spaces video cards and Forge shots
- Premium video models
- Images, including start frames and character sheets
- Voices, music and lip sync
The studio shows the cost before you press render.
Unlimited is for one person, or an authorised team member, making their own work in the app. Bots, scripts, bulk generation, reselling and shared logins are against the Terms of Service (section 4.7).
Questions, answered
Make your next clip on the house
Pick Plus or Ultra, open a board, choose LTX 2.5 and render.