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How to Get Access When LTX 2.5 Ships on DreamFace

step 1

Join the Early Access List

Sign up for notifications inside the DreamFace app or on this page rather than checking Hugging Face or the LTX API for a DreamFace-specific release.

step 2

Wait for the Integration

LTX 2.5 is not yet selectable inside DreamFace; the team is working the open-weights model into the existing lineup alongside Seedance, Veo, and Kling.

step 3

Generate a Multi-Shot Sequence

Once live, describe a scene or upload a reference image or clip, and receive a sequence of connected shots rather than a single isolated clip.

What LTX 2.5 Adds to DreamFace

Multiple Shots, One Consistent Scene

LTX 2.5's native multi-shot generation produces a sequence of connected shots that keep the same character, environment, lighting, and voice across cuts, instead of stitching separately generated clips together and hoping they match.
Multiple Shots, One Consistent Scene

Five Generation Modes in One Model

Text-to-video, image-to-video, video-to-video, text-to-audio, and audio-to-video all run through the same model, rather than requiring a different tool for each input type.
Five Generation Modes in One Model

4K HDR Output Without a Separate Upscale Pass

Native 4K HDR and RAW workflows are built into LTX 2.5 directly, along with automatic duration selection that adjusts clip length to the content instead of defaulting to one fixed runtime.
4K HDR Output Without a Separate Upscale Pass

Skips the Local GPU Setup LTX Normally Needs

Lightricks built LTX 2.5 as an open-weights model meant to run on dedicated hardware or through its own API. DreamFace's integration is meant to make it usable without either.
Skips the Local GPU Setup LTX Normally Needs

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Use LTX 2.5 Through DreamFace Instead of Directly

From Developer Tool to No-Code Feature

DreamFace's own earlier review of LTX-2 described it as best suited to developers and teams with the technical capacity to integrate and customize it. LTX 2.5's DreamFace integration is built to remove that requirement.

Backed by an Open Model With Real Adoption

The LTX model family has passed 33 million downloads, making it the most-used open world model line to date, DreamFace's integration builds on a model with an established track record rather than an unproven one.

No Local GPU or ComfyUI Workflow to Manage

Running LTX 2.5 directly means either enough local GPU hardware or a ComfyUI setup. DreamFace's integration is aimed at replacing that with a prompt box and a generate button.

Source Material Stays Tied to the Project

Images, prompts, or reference clips submitted to LTX 2.5 through DreamFace will be used only for that generation, consistent with how DreamFace handles material for its other video tools.

More Valuable Features from Dreamface

AI Video Generator

AI Video Generator

Create AI product videos, ad clips, launch teasers, ecommerce demos, and social product content from prompts, images, or templates.
AI Video

AI Video

Use DreamFace AI Video to turn static product images or text into lifelike video animations with templates, references, and start or end frames.
Video Enhancer

Video Enhancer

Enhance product clips with AI upscaling, sharper details, better color, and higher-resolution output before publishing ads or ecommerce videos.
Background Remover

Background Remover

Remove product photo backgrounds and prepare clean cutouts for product video scenes, ads, marketplace clips, and branded social promos.

They Love Dreamface

Read the DreamFace LTX-2 Review, Waiting for the Sequel

DreamFace's own post on LTX-2 talked me out of running it myself, too much setup for what I needed. Now that 2.5 is supposedly coming through the app directly, that's the version I'm actually waiting on.

Multi-Shot Consistency Is the Feature I Actually Want

Every generator I've tried loses the character's face or the lighting the moment a second shot starts. If LTX 2.5 holds that across cuts the way it's described, that alone is worth the wait.

Not Interested in a ComfyUI Workflow

I know LTX 2.5 is open-weights and technically free to run, but that means hardware and a workflow I don't have set up. Would rather wait for it inside a tool I already use.

Curious About the Audio Side More Than the Video

Text-to-audio and audio-to-video aren't things I'd expect from a video model. Whether DreamFace actually surfaces those modes at launch is what I'm watching for.

33 Million Downloads Is Why I'm Paying Attention

Plenty of new models get announced and go nowhere. LTX's download numbers are the reason this one seems worth waiting on instead of ignoring.

Added to the List, Checking Back in a Few Weeks

Signed up for the notification and left it there. Given how recently 2.5 itself came out, an overnight DreamFace rollout seems unlikely.

Read the DreamFace LTX-2 Review, Waiting for the Sequel

DreamFace's own post on LTX-2 talked me out of running it myself, too much setup for what I needed. Now that 2.5 is supposedly coming through the app directly, that's the version I'm actually waiting on.

Multi-Shot Consistency Is the Feature I Actually Want

Every generator I've tried loses the character's face or the lighting the moment a second shot starts. If LTX 2.5 holds that across cuts the way it's described, that alone is worth the wait.

Not Interested in a ComfyUI Workflow

I know LTX 2.5 is open-weights and technically free to run, but that means hardware and a workflow I don't have set up. Would rather wait for it inside a tool I already use.

Curious About the Audio Side More Than the Video

Text-to-audio and audio-to-video aren't things I'd expect from a video model. Whether DreamFace actually surfaces those modes at launch is what I'm watching for.

33 Million Downloads Is Why I'm Paying Attention

Plenty of new models get announced and go nowhere. LTX's download numbers are the reason this one seems worth waiting on instead of ignoring.

Added to the List, Checking Back in a Few Weeks

Signed up for the notification and left it there. Given how recently 2.5 itself came out, an overnight DreamFace rollout seems unlikely.

LTX 2.5's Multi-Shot Video Is Coming to DreamFace, No Setup Required

LTX 2.5 is Lightricks' open-weights model built for native multi-shot sequences that keep the same character, lighting, and voice across cuts. DreamFace covered LTX-2 as a developer-facing model in an earlier review; LTX 2.5 is now being brought into DreamFace's no-code app instead.