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LTX 2.5 - Text to Video

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LTX-2.5 Audio & Video Generation ComfyUI Workflow

A ComfyUI video generation workflow powered by LTX-2.5, featuring a 22B INT8-quantized diffusion transformer, Gemma 4 text conditioning, dedicated video and audio autoencoders, latent spatial upscaling, and optional AI-powered prompt enhancement.

LTX-2.5 ComfyUI INT8 Quantized Video Generation Audio & Video VAE 2× Latent Upscaling Prompt Enhancement

Workflow Overview

This workflow utilizes the LTX-2.5 model architecture for AI-powered video generation within ComfyUI. It combines a distilled 22B diffusion transformer, Gemma 4 12B conditioning, separate BF16 video and audio autoencoders, and a dedicated latent spatial upscaling model.

The primary diffusion model uses INT8 quantization to help reduce memory requirements compared with higher-precision model weights. The selected model is identified as a distilled transformer configuration, providing the main generative component of the workflow.

The workflow includes configurable video duration, frame rate, image dimensions, and noise seed settings. The displayed configuration uses a duration of 5 seconds and a frame rate of 24 FPS. Width and height are exposed as external inputs, allowing connected nodes to determine the generation resolution.

An optional Gemma 4 prompt enhancement model is also included. This component can support AI-assisted prompt processing when enabled. Prompt enhancement is disabled in the current configuration, while the primary Gemma 4 12B conditioning model remains selected.

Generation Settings

Video Duration

5 Seconds

Frame Rate

24 FPS

Width

External Input

Height

External Input

Noise Seed

558811532553686

Prompt Enhancement

Disabled

Model Precision

INT8

Upscaler Model

2× Spatial

Model Configuration

Video Generation Model (Diffusion Transformer)

INT8 / 22B

ltx-2.5-22b-distilled-transformer-comfy-int8-convrot.safetensors

The LTX-2.5 diffusion transformer serves as the primary generation model responsible for producing video representations. The selected model is identified as a 22-billion-parameter distilled transformer. It performs the denoising process using conditioning information supplied by compatible text-processing components. The INT8-quantized configuration helps reduce memory requirements compared with higher-precision transformer weights. This component forms the central generation model of the workflow.

Text Conditioning Model

Gemma 4 12B

gemma4-12b-with-proj-ltx-2.5-comfy-int8-convrot.safetensors

The Gemma 4 12B model provides text conditioning for the LTX-2.5 video generation process. It processes natural-language instructions and produces conditioning representations that guide the diffusion transformer. The selected model includes a projection component identified for LTX-2.5 compatibility. Its INT8-quantized configuration helps reduce memory requirements compared with higher-precision model implementations. This model provides the connection between text instructions and video generation.

Video Variational Autoencoder (VAE)

BF16

ltx-2.5-video-vae-bf16.safetensors

The LTX-2.5 Video VAE provides the autoencoder component used for processing video latent representations. During video decoding, the VAE converts generated latent representations into visible video frames. The selected model uses BF16 precision, providing a 16-bit floating-point configuration for video processing. This component supports video decoding and integration with compatible output, preview, and export nodes.

Audio Variational Autoencoder (VAE)

BF16

ltx-2.5-audio-vae-bf16.safetensors

The LTX-2.5 Audio VAE provides a dedicated autoencoder component for audio latent processing. Audio autoencoders support conversion between audio information and compressed latent representations. The selected model uses BF16 precision. This component can be connected to compatible audio encoding, decoding, and processing nodes within the complete video generation workflow.

Latent Spatial Upscaler

2× / BF16

ltx-2.5-latent-spatial-upscaler-x2-bf16-1.0.safetensors

The workflow includes a dedicated LTX-2.5 latent spatial upscaling model. This model is designed to increase the spatial resolution of latent video representations. The selected upscaler has a 2× spatial scaling designation and uses BF16 precision. Latent upscaling can be integrated into a multi-stage video generation workflow to increase spatial detail before final video decoding. The exact upscaling sequence and whether the selected model is actively applied depend on the internal subgraph connections.

Optional Prompt Enhancement Model

Disabled

gemma4_e2b_it_int8_convrot

The workflow includes an additional Gemma 4 model for optional prompt enhancement. This component is intended to process and refine text instructions before they are passed into the main video generation pipeline. The selected model uses an INT8-quantized configuration to help reduce memory usage. Prompt enhancement is disabled in the displayed configuration. The model remains selected but the optional enhancement stage is not enabled.

Video Generation Configuration

The LTX-2.5 workflow provides controls for video duration, frame rate, and output dimensions. These parameters define the temporal and spatial configuration of generated video. The displayed workflow is configured for a duration of 5 seconds at 24 frames per second.

Video Duration

5 Seconds

Controls the configured duration of the generated video sequence. The duration value determines the requested video length used by compatible generation nodes.

Frame Rate

24 FPS

Configures the playback frame rate of the generated video. A frame rate of 24 FPS represents 24 frames per second during playback.

Video Width

External Input

The width parameter is connected to an external workflow input. Its value determines the configured horizontal resolution of the video.

Video Height

External Input

The height parameter is connected to an external workflow input. Its value determines the configured vertical resolution of the video.

The requested duration and frame rate provide the temporal settings for generation. The exact internal frame count may depend on the model's frame handling requirements. Since width and height are externally connected, the final resolution cannot be determined from the visible subgraph alone.

Prompt Enhancement Configuration

The workflow includes optional AI-powered prompt enhancement using an additional Gemma 4 model. This feature can be used to refine, restructure, or expand user instructions before video generation.

Prompt Enhancement Disabled
Enhancement Model gemma4_e2b_it_int8_convrot
Enhancement Model Precision INT8
Main Conditioning Model Gemma 4 12B

The prompt enhancement model is separate from the main Gemma 4 12B conditioning model. The enhancement component provides optional prompt processing, while the primary conditioning model supplies representations used by the diffusion transformer. Prompt enhancement is disabled in the current workflow configuration.

Latent Spatial Upscaling

The workflow includes a dedicated LTX-2.5 latent spatial upscaler configured as a 2× model. Latent upscaling operates on compressed representations rather than directly resizing decoded video frames.

Upscaler Model ltx-2.5-latent-spatial-upscaler-x2-bf16-1.0.safetensors
Spatial Scale 2×
Model Precision BF16
Model Version 1.0
Upscaling Type Latent Spatial

The 2× designation indicates that the selected model is intended for spatial resolution enhancement. When integrated into the appropriate generation pipeline, latent upscaling can increase video resolution before the final decoding stage. The screenshot confirms the selected upscaling model but does not establish whether the upscaling stage is active.

Video and Audio Processing

The LTX-2.5 workflow includes separate video and audio autoencoders. These components are designed to process their respective latent representations within compatible generation pipelines.

Video Autoencoder

ltx-2.5-video-vae-bf16.safetensors

Precision: BF16

Handles video latent representations and supports decoding generated video data into visible frames. The BF16 configuration uses 16-bit floating-point precision.

Audio Autoencoder

ltx-2.5-audio-vae-bf16.safetensors

Precision: BF16

Provides encoding and decoding capabilities for compatible audio processing components. The selected model uses BF16 precision.

The separate audio and video autoencoders provide components for handling both modalities in the generation pipeline. The exact audio generation, synchronization, and final output handling depend on the internal workflow connections.

Noise Seed Configuration

The workflow includes a configurable noise seed that controls random initialization during the video generation process. The displayed seed value is 558811532553686.

Noise Seed 558811532553686
Seed Control Configurable
Randomization Available

Using a fixed seed can help reproduce generation results when the model, prompt, resolution, and other settings remain unchanged. Changing the seed modifies random initialization and may produce different video variations.

Additional Parameters

Workflow Model LTX-2.5
Diffusion Transformer 22B Distilled
Diffusion Precision INT8
Conditioning Model Gemma 4 12B
Video VAE Precision BF16
Audio VAE Precision BF16
Duration 5 Seconds
Frame Rate 24 FPS
Noise Seed 558811532553686
Prompt Enhancement Disabled
Upscaler 2× Latent Spatial
Video Dimensions External Width and Height Inputs
Sampler Configuration Not visible in the screenshot

Surrounding Nodes and Workflow Integration

The LTX-2.5 subgraph consolidates diffusion model selection, text conditioning, audio and video autoencoders, frame rate, duration, noise seed, and optional enhancement models into a reusable ComfyUI workflow component.

Width and height are exposed as external input connections. These inputs allow upstream nodes to determine the configured video dimensions. The duration and frame rate parameters control the requested temporal configuration of the generated video.

In a typical LTX-2.5 video generation workflow, text instructions are processed through compatible conditioning nodes. The selected Gemma 4 12B model provides conditioning representations that can guide the diffusion transformer.

When enabled, the optional Gemma 4 prompt enhancement model can provide an additional text-processing stage. In the displayed configuration, prompt enhancement is disabled. The main text conditioning model remains part of the selected model configuration.

The LTX-2.5 diffusion transformer performs the video generation process using the supplied conditioning and generation parameters. The noise seed controls random initialization, while the duration and frame rate settings define the requested video sequence.

The selected latent spatial upscaler provides an additional model for spatial resolution enhancement. When connected through compatible workflow nodes, it can process latent video data before final decoding. The screenshot does not show the internal upscaling connections or activation state.

The video VAE provides the component for decoding generated video latent representations into visible frames. The audio VAE provides corresponding capabilities for compatible audio decoding operations.

Generated video and audio data can be passed to downstream preview, processing, synchronization, or export nodes. Exact sampler settings, internal generation stages, output connections, and audio-video synchronization behavior are not visible in the supplied screenshot.

Workflow Highlights

  • ✓ LTX-2.5: Uses the LTX-2.5 diffusion transformer for AI video generation.
  • ✓ 22B Distilled Model: Includes a distilled 22B diffusion transformer as the primary generation component.
  • ✓ INT8 Quantization: Helps reduce diffusion model memory requirements compared with higher-precision configurations.
  • ✓ Gemma 4 12B: Provides text conditioning for the LTX-2.5 generation process.
  • ✓ 5-Second Video: Uses a configurable duration currently set to five seconds.
  • ✓ 24 FPS: Configures video playback at 24 frames per second.
  • ✓ Video Autoencoder: Uses a dedicated BF16 video VAE for latent decoding.
  • ✓ Audio Autoencoder: Includes a separate BF16 audio VAE for compatible audio processing.
  • ✓ 2× Latent Upscaler: Includes a BF16 spatial upscaling model for compatible latent video processing.
  • ✓ Optional Prompt Enhancement: Includes an additional Gemma 4 model for prompt processing, currently disabled.
  • ✓ Flexible Resolution: Width and height are controlled through external node connections.
  • ✓ Seed-Based Generation: Includes configurable noise initialization with the displayed seed set to 558811532553686.
  • ✓ Reusable Subgraph: Organizes model configuration, video settings, autoencoders, and optional enhancement components for integration into larger ComfyUI workflows.

Workflow Summary

This LTX-2.5 ComfyUI workflow combines a distilled 22B INT8 diffusion transformer with Gemma 4 12B text conditioning and dedicated BF16 video and audio autoencoders. The workflow is configured with a five-second duration, a frame rate of 24 FPS, and a noise seed of 558811532553686.

The configuration also includes a 2× BF16 latent spatial upscaler for compatible spatial enhancement operations. An optional Gemma 4 prompt enhancement model is selected, although prompt enhancement is currently disabled.

Video dimensions are controlled through external width and height inputs. The diffusion transformer provides the primary generation component, while the video and audio autoencoders support processing their respective latent representations.

The subgraph organizes model selection, text conditioning, video duration, frame rate, noise initialization, optional prompt enhancement, and latent upscaling into a reusable ComfyUI video generation configuration.