LTX-2 19B Distilled
lightricks/ltx-2-19b/distilled/image-to-video/loraLtx 2 19b Distilled Lora is Lightricks's image-to-video AI model. Bring static images to life with fluid animation, consistent character motion, and professional-grade video output.
- Base price
- $0.001USD / run
- Execution
- async
- Model type
- video
- Input fields
- 18
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Specifications
Pricing
- Base price
- $0.001 / run
Context & modalities
- Input
- Schema-defined
- Output
- video
Capabilities
- Chat
- Not supported
- Vision
- Not supported
- Reasoning
- Not supported
- Structured output
- Not supported
- Function calling
- Not supported
- Audio input
- Not supported
Access
- Provider
- Lightricks
- Model ID
- lightricks/ltx-2-19b/distilled/image-to-video/lora
- Execution
- async
- Base URL
- https://api.sandbase.ai
- API
- Unified Run API
- Endpoint
- /v1/run
API README
LTX-2 19B Distilled
LTX-2 19B Distilled is a image-to-video animation with custom LoRA adapters endpoint in the LTX 2 19B family. It is built for creators who need to turn a concrete creative brief into a controlled visual sequence: the request establishes the source material, the intended subject behavior, the camera language, and the atmosphere of the finished shot. The distilled, LoRA-enabled route keeps that workflow explicit instead of hiding its input assumptions behind a generic video-generation label.
In practice, this route accepts image, end image, loras as creative context and exposes num frames, video size, generate audio, image strength, camera lora for delivery planning. That makes it suitable for shot-based pipelines where teams must preserve a source, direct a transformation, or control the final format without losing sight of the model's central task. Write prompts as a compact shot plan—subject, action, setting, camera, light, and timing—then use the structured fields for constraints that should remain deterministic across iterations.
Highlights
- Still-image animation. The required
imageis treated as the opening visual state; the prompt describes the movement that should unfold from it. - Directed landing frame.
end_imagecan set a destination composition, enabling an intentional transition rather than unconstrained drift. - Source-adherence control.
image_strengthadjusts how firmly the generated clip follows the source image. - Route-specific LoRA conditioning. The
lorasarray adds learned styling or concepts to this image to video workflow without replacing its required source inputs. Forlightricks/ltx-2-19b/distilled/image-to-video/lora, this task-specific control is documented alongside the route’s own required inputs.
Pricing
| Billing unit | Price |
|---|---|
| Base request | $0.001000 |
When to Use
| Scenario | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Choose this route | Use it when the deliverable specifically calls for image-to-video animation with custom LoRA adapters, rather than a neighboring generation mode. |
| Prepare the source | Provide image in the format described by the request schema. |
| Direct the shot | Describe the subject, action, environment, camera movement, lighting, and temporal progression in that order. |
| Control continuity | Use endpoint frames, reference media, strength, or audio controls when those fields are available instead of burying hard constraints in prose. |
| Plan delivery | Set duration, frame count, resolution, and aspect ratio explicitly when the schema exposes them, then compare iterations with a stable seed where supported. |
Prompt Guide
For image-to-video animation with custom LoRA adapters, describe one coherent shot rather than a list of visual keywords. Put the main subject and action first, follow with location and staging, then add camera movement, lens or framing, lighting, mood, and any timed change. Keep URLs and hard delivery choices in their dedicated fields.
{
"prompt": "A woman stands still amid a busy neon-lit street at night. The camera slowly dollies in toward her face as people blur past, their motion emphasizing her calm presence. City lights flicker and reflections shift across her denim jacket.",
"image": "https://example.com/reference.jpg",
"generate_audio": true,
"end_image": "https://example.com/reference.jpg"
}
Technical Specs
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model ID | lightricks/ltx-2-19b/distilled/image-to-video/lora |
| Required inputs | prompt, image |
| Execution | Asynchronous generation job |
| Request controls | 18 documented fields |
| Output | url, content_type |
Request fields
| Field | Type and constraints |
|---|---|
fps | number; Optional; Range: 1–60; Default: 25 |
seed | integer; Optional |
image | string; Required |
loras | array; Optional |
prompt | string; Required |
end_image | string; Optional |
num_frames | integer; Optional; Range: 9–481; Default: 121 |
video_size | string; Optional; Options: auto, square_hd, square, portrait_4_3, portrait_16_9, landscape_4_3, landscape_16_9; Default: "auto" |
camera_lora | string; Optional; Options: dolly_in, dolly_out, dolly_left, dolly_right, jib_up, jib_down, static, none; Default: "none" |
video_quality | string; Optional; Options: low, medium, high, maximum; Default: "high" |
generate_audio | boolean; Optional; Default: true |
image_strength | number; Optional; Range: 0–1; Default: 1 |
use_multiscale | boolean; Optional; Default: true |
video_write_mode | string; Optional; Options: fast, balanced, small; Default: "balanced" |
camera_lora_scale | number; Optional; Range: 0–1; Default: 1 |
video_output_type | string; Optional; Options: X264 (.mp4), VP9 (.webm), PRORES4444 (.mov), GIF (.gif); Default: "X264 (.mp4)" |
end_image_strength | number; Optional; Range: 0–1; Default: 1 |
interpolation_direction | string; Optional; Options: forward, backward; Default: "forward" |
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OpenAI-compatible endpoint with unified authentication and usage tracking.
# The quoted heredoc keeps Unicode and shell metacharacters unchanged.
result=$(curl --fail-with-body --silent \
-X POST "https://api.sandbase.ai/v1/run" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SANDBASE_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
--data-binary @- <<'SANDBASE_JSON'
{
"model": "lightricks/ltx-2-19b/distilled/image-to-video/lora",
"fps": 25,
"image": "https://storage.googleapis.com/falserverless/example_inputs/ltxv-2-i2v-input.jpg",
"prompt": "A woman stands still amid a busy neon-lit street at night. The camera slowly dollies in toward her face as people blur past, their motion emphasizing her calm presence. City lights flicker and reflections shift across her denim jacket.",
"num_frames": 121,
"video_size": "auto",
"camera_lora": "none",
"video_quality": "high",
"generate_audio": true,
"image_strength": 1,
"use_multiscale": true,
"video_write_mode": "balanced",
"camera_lora_scale": 1,
"video_output_type": "X264 (.mp4)",
"end_image_strength": 1,
"interpolation_direction": "forward"
}
SANDBASE_JSON
)
run_id=$(printf '%s' "$result" | jq -r .id)
for attempt in $(seq 1 120); do
status=$(printf '%s' "$result" | jq -r .status)
case "$status" in completed|failed|timeout) break ;; esac
sleep 2
result=$(curl --fail-with-body --silent \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SANDBASE_API_KEY" \
"https://api.sandbase.ai/v1/run/$run_id")
done
status=$(printf '%s' "$result" | jq -r .status)
[ "$status" = completed ] || { echo "Generation ended: $status" >&2; exit 1; }
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Questions
FAQ
How do I call Lightricks LTX-2 19B Distilled through SandBase?
Create a SandBase API key, then send requests with the model ID "lightricks/ltx-2-19b/distilled/image-to-video/lora" to Unified Run API (/v1/run) at https://api.sandbase.ai. The request examples on this page show the exact payload.
Do I need a separate Lightricks account?
No. One SandBase API key and balance gives you access to Lightricks LTX-2 19B Distilled and the other models in the catalog; you do not need to sign up with Lightricks separately.
