LTX Studio continues to evolve rapidly, introducing features that fundamentally change how creative teams produce video content. As we move into 2026, certain capabilities stand out as essential for maximizing your workflow efficiency and creative output.

This guide highlights the top LTX Studio features you should master this year—tools that accelerate production, maintain quality, and give you creative control that wasn't possible with traditional video workflows.

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Audio-to-Video

Audio-to-Video represents a fundamental shift in how video content gets created. Instead of filming footage and adding audio in post-production, you start with audio and let LTX Studio generate video that perfectly matches your sound.

How Audio-to-Video Works

Upload an audio file—dialogue, music, podcast recording, voiceover—and LTX Studio generates video where timing, pacing, and motion are shaped by your sound. The system analyzes your audio and creates visuals that sync naturally, including automatic lip sync for dialogue and performance-driven motion for music.

This isn't just adding visuals to audio. The AI understands emotion and intent, generating performances that feel natural. Characters don't just speak—they move, gesture, and express while the camera responds to audio cues.

Why Audio-to-Video Matters

For creators working with existing audio assets—podcasts, recorded dialogue, music tracks—Audio-to-Video eliminates the traditional production pipeline. No filming required. No manual lip sync animation. Just upload audio and generate professional video content.

The feature particularly shines for music video production where movement must lock to rhythm and beat, dialogue-heavy content requiring natural lip sync, and repurposing audio content like podcasts into visual formats.

Getting Started with Audio-to-Video

Access the feature in Gen Space under the Video tab. Select Audio-to-Video, upload your audio file (supports MP3, WAV, AAC, OGG, MOV, M4A), add a visual prompt describing your desired character and scene, and generate video with automatic performance and lip sync.

The audio stays consistent across all generations, so you can change camera angles, adjust visuals, or modify scenes while keeping your dialogue or music locked perfectly.

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Storyboard Generator

LTX Studio's Storyboard Generator has been completely rebuilt for speed and creative control, turning scripts into shot-by-shot visuals 5x faster than previous versions.

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What's New in Storyboard Generator

The updated system simplifies the entire storyboard creation process. Upload your script and the AI automatically divides it into scenes and shots, extracts characters and objects as reusable Elements, lets you choose between FLUX or Nano Banana image models, sets aspect ratio upfront for all shots, and maintains better script-to-visual alignment.

This automation means you go from written concept to structured visual storyboard in minutes instead of hours. Every character, location, and object mentioned in your script becomes an Element you can tag and reuse throughout your project.

Why the New Storyboard Generator Matters

Pre-production traditionally involves significant manual work: breaking scripts into shots, maintaining character consistency, aligning stakeholders on visual direction. The updated Storyboard Generator automates structure while giving you creative control.

For advertising agencies and filmmakers working on tight timelines, this means faster ideation, visual consistency across assets, and seamless handoff to production with clear shot breakdowns that keep everyone aligned.

Using the Storyboard Generator

Start by uploading your script or campaign brief. Choose your preferred image model (FLUX or Nano Banana) and set your aspect ratio. Review the automatically extracted Elements—characters, objects, locations. Then click Generate to build your complete storyboard with every shot visualized and structured.

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Retake

Retake is LTX Studio's AI directing tool that lets you reshape specific moments within a shot without regenerating everything from scratch.

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Directorial Control Within Shots

Traditional video production offers limited options once a scene is rendered. If a line doesn't land right or pacing feels off, you reshoot or accept it. Retake changes this by allowing you to select any 2-16 second segment within a video and regenerate just that moment while preserving surrounding footage.

The model strongly attends to surrounding frames, ensuring new content blends naturally with original motion, lighting, and tone. This enables creative experimentation that wasn't feasible before.

When to Use Retake

Retake shines when you need to rephrase dialogue without rerecording, adjust emotional beats in existing footage, fix pacing or timing within a scene, or test alternate endings without full regeneration.

It's particularly valuable in post-production where the ability to redirect a scene after filming opens creative possibilities. Refine performances, adjust messaging for client feedback, or explore alternate creative directions—all while maintaining continuity.

Retake in Practice

Select the time range where you want changes (2-16 seconds), write a new prompt describing what should happen instead, generate the retake, and review how the edit blends with surrounding footage.

This targeted approach saves time and generation credits by changing only what needs fixing while preserving everything that's working.

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Elements

Elements is LTX Studio's central hub for managing visual components—Characters, Objects, Locations, and Other creative assets—across your entire project.

What Elements Solves

Maintaining visual consistency across scenes is challenging. The same character needs to look identical in scene 3 and scene 47. Branded objects must appear the same every time. Locations should be recognizable.

Elements ensures this consistency automatically. Create a character once, save it as an Element, then tag it anywhere in your project using the @ symbol. That character appears consistently across every tagged shot without manual re-prompting.

Four Types of Elements

Character Elements are people who appear throughout your story or campaign. Assign them voices for consistent dialogue across scenes.

Location Elements establish settings you'll reuse—studios, cityscapes, interiors. Tag them to maintain environmental consistency.

Object Elements are items without voices—products, props, wardrobe. Essential for brands managing consistent product shots.

Other Elements cover anything that doesn't fit the above—logos, specific textures, lighting effects.

Why Elements Matters for Teams

For teams producing multiple campaigns or long-form content, Elements provides organizational infrastructure that prevents chaos. Save brand assets once, use them everywhere. Update an Element and changes propagate to all tagged instances automatically.

This is particularly valuable for enterprise teams maintaining brand consistency across departments, seasonal campaigns, or international markets.

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Projects

Projects introduces dedicated, context-aware workspaces for every creative idea, addressing how creative professionals actually work—across multiple projects with continuous iteration.

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What Projects Provides

Each Project contains its own connected Gen Space for image and video generation, Storyboard for visual planning, Timeline for editing, and Pitch Deck for presentations.

Everything related to one creative concept lives together. No more hunting across disconnected tools for assets, versions, or decisions. Your entire production workflow exists in one organized workspace.

Why Projects Changes Workflows

Before Projects, generations existed in one continuous feed. Managing multiple clients, campaigns, or concepts meant scrolling through unrelated content to find what you needed.

Projects organizes work logically. Each campaign, film, or concept gets its own workspace. All assets, iterations, and outputs stay connected. Teams can work in parallel across projects without confusion.

This organizational structure matters enormously for agencies managing multiple clients, studios producing episodic content, or brands running concurrent campaigns.

Sessions Within Projects

Inside each Project's Gen Space, generations group into Sessions—flexible organization by concept, shot, character, or iteration. Add new Sessions with the plus button, rename them as your work evolves, and use them to track visual development over time.

This brings order to creative exploration. Instead of one chaotic feed, your ideation process stays organized and retrievable.

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Camera Motion Presets

Camera movement defines cinematic quality. LTX Studio's Camera Motion Presets let you apply professional camera movements instantly without complex prompting.

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Available Camera Movements

Choose from presets including dolly shots (moving toward or away from subjects), crane movements (vertical camera motion), pans (horizontal camera rotation), tilts (vertical camera rotation), handheld (natural camera shake), and static (locked camera position).

These presets give you cinematic vocabulary without requiring you to describe complex camera movements in text prompts. Click the preset, generate, and get professional camera work automatically.

Why Camera Presets Matter

Camera movement dramatically affects how viewers experience your content. Static shots feel formal and controlled. Handheld feels immediate and documentary-style. Dolly shots create depth and reveal.

By making these movements accessible through presets, LTX Studio ensures even creators without cinematography experience can achieve professional results. This is particularly valuable for advertising and branded content where visual sophistication matters.

Combining Presets with Custom Prompts

Use Camera Motion Presets as starting points, then refine with additional prompting if needed. Apply a dolly preset, then specify exact speed or distance in your prompt for precise control.

This combination of accessible presets and detailed customization gives you both speed and precision.

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Conclusion

LTX Studio's feature set continues expanding, but these six capabilities—Audio-to-Video, Storyboard Generator, Retake, Elements, Projects, and Camera Motion Presets—form the foundation of efficient 2026 workflows.

Master Audio-to-Video for performance-driven content. Use the Storyboard Generator to accelerate pre-production. Apply Retake for creative refinement without full regeneration. Organize with Elements and Projects for brand consistency and team alignment. Add cinematic polish with Camera Motion Presets.

Together, these features enable video production workflows that weren't feasible with traditional tools—faster, cheaper, and with creative control that keeps your vision intact from concept through final delivery.

Ready to master these features? Start creating with LTX Studio and experience how modern AI video production transforms your creative process.