LTX Video 0.9.7
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· Diffusion transformer (DiT)
Pricing — 1 offering(s)
Standard
- $0.000975 / GPU second
Current
2026-10-18 → present
Billed per second of GPU time on an Nvidia L40S, not per second of output video. A typical 5-second clip…
Billed per second of GPU time on an Nvidia L40S, not per second of output video. A typical 5-second clip costs about $0.050 (Replicate's median run cost; an estimate that varies with inputs).
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How LTX Video 0.9.7 rates across core capability dimensions, with the task-level evidence behind each rating.
Designed for fast inference; one of the fastest open-weight video DiTs. Capable of near-real-time generation on capable hardware.
No audio.
Max 720p via API; not suited to 1080p+ output.
T2V and I2V only; no editing of existing clips.
Operator guidance
Choose LTX Video 0.9.7 when inference speed and cost are the primary constraints. Replicate bills it by GPU time ($0.000975 per L40S-second); a typical 5-second clip costs about $0.05 (Replicate's median run cost, an estimate), roughly $0.01 per second of output, which makes it the lowest-cost offering in the registry. Not a quality leader; for higher quality at similar price consider Wan 2.5 on fal ($0.05/s). Ideal for applications requiring fast iteration or real-time generation experiments.
Use cases
- Real-time or near-real-time video generation applications
- High-volume T2V at very low cost (about $0.05 per 5-second clip, billed by GPU time)
- Rapid iteration and prototyping
- Self-hosted low-latency video pipelines
Provenance notice
- Non-commercial license for model weights; verify commercial use terms before production deployment
Limitations
- Quality ceiling below the premium commercial models
- Max 720p via Replicate API
- No audio generation
- Replicate model is community-maintained (fofr/ltx-video), not official Lightricks