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LTX-2

Lightricks' Open Video + Audio Model

Lightricks (the Israeli company behind Photoleap) released LTX-2 in January 2026 — 19B parameters total, including a 5B audio model that generates synchronized sound on top of 4K/50fps video. Apache 2.0 licensing makes it the most permissive open video+audio stack available.

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Cost
Free
Open weights — self-host
How are Intelligence, Speed & Cost bucketed?
Intelligence and Speed buckets are percentile ranks on Artificial Analysis. Cost buckets are fixed dollar thresholds keyed off output-token price ($/M out).
Intelligence
  • Top 1%≤ 1%
  • Top 5%≤ 5%
  • Top 10%≤ 10%
  • Good≤ 25%
  • Medium≤ 50%
  • Below avg> 50%
Speed
  • Top 1%≥ 345 tok/s
  • Top 5%≥ 237 tok/s
  • Top 10%≥ 196 tok/s
  • Good≥ 146 tok/s
  • Medium≥ 90 tok/s
  • Slow< 90 tok/s
Cost
  • Freeopen weights · self-host
  • Low< $1 / M out
  • Moderate$1–5 / M out
  • High≥ $5 / M out

Why it matters

First open-weight video+audio integrated stack. Sets the bar for "open Sora 2 alternative" — closed competitors were already shipping synchronized audio (Sora 2, Veo 3, Kling 3); LTX-2 made the same combination open.

Core Capabilities

Generative
Produces images, video, audio, or other media.
Multimodal
Combines text, vision, and audio in one model.
Vision
Understands images, scenes, and visual context.

Context Window

Context window not disclosed.

Availability

API
Available
Product / App
Not available
Open Source
Released
Enterprise
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Pricing Model

Free / self-host
Open weights — pay only for compute.
Self-host

What it feels like

  • Vision-language model from Lightricks — see the linked sources below for benchmark and review coverage
  • Vision and multimodal tasks are the typical fit per the published model card

Best use cases

  • Vision tasks (charts, documents, images) per the model card
  • See the model spec and sources block for benchmarked use cases

Not ideal for

  • Tasks far outside the modalities listed in this model's spec
  • Workflows where a more recent successor in the same family scores higher