Creator Scrappy-Doo just dropped a Pixar-style LoRA for Lightricks' open LTX-Video model on Hugging Face. Trained without copyrighted studio footage, the adapter gives generated clips smooth 3D surfaces, oversized expressive eyes, and cinematic CGI lighting with the trigger word 'P1x4r'. It makes turning raw AI video into polished animated scenes easy in Diffusers or Draw Things.
Lightricks just updated its open-source LTX Video model, allowing users to steer video generation in real time as frames stream in. Creators can refine scenes on the fly with new prompts and produce continuous clips up to 60 seconds long. The open-weights model is available on Hugging Face and GitHub and can run on a single H100 or a consumer-grade laptop.
Facetune maker Lightricks just completed its shift toward professional video teams with the rollout of LTX Studio and open-source LTX Video models. The 13B architecture can even generate clips on laptops, and businesses making under $10 million get a free license. It turns a consumer app maker into an open infrastructure contender for creators.
Lightricks just released LTX Video, an open-source model that generates five seconds of video in just four seconds. With only 2 billion parameters, it runs near real-time on consumer GPUs like the RTX 4090 instead of locking users behind paid APIs. Why it matters: Bringing rapid video generation to local gaming PCs gives indie creators a real alternative to big tech monopolies.
