LTX 2.3 I2V Pro: 4K image-to-video from 29 credits

LTX 2.3 Image to Video Pro starts at 29 credits (a full job runs 29 to 192, billed per second at a rate that depends on resolution), image-to-video, 4K, 6s / 8s / 10s, image required. The published audio field is null. Twenty-nine credits is the floor for 4K still-to-motion. It is not Veo (from 64 credits), and it is not a native-audio true card on this snapshot.

Description: pro-quality image-to-video; animates a still with a prompt; supports 1080p / 1440p / 2160p; mentions 6–20s with a 25fps + 1080p note for durations over 10s; optional audio generation and end-image transitions. The catalog durations on the published card are 6s, 8s, and 10s. Do not brief 12s or 20s from the description as if those chips were on the snapshot. Do not treat “optional audio” as audio true. Null is the field.

This is not an industrial still-lock twin. The still is required because the category is I2V. This page is the sticker: from 29 credits for three lengths up to 4K, audio unset. Job pick versus Veo first-last from 64, versus Wan 2.6 I2V from 20 with audio true, versus Seedance 1 Pro Fast from 50 with audio false.

From 29 credits is the 4K I2V floor in this family

Bring a still you would print. The prompt is camera and verb. Re-describing the label fights the upload. Soft type will not sharpen because the row says 4K. 4K of a bad pack is a sharper bad pack.

Duration: 6s, 8s, 10s. There is no 4s, no 5s, no 15s on the published list. A 6s generate is the draft length. 8s is the middle. 10s is the long hold on this card. Cutting a 10s take down is fine. Paying 10s because you wanted 4s and Veo’s menu felt adjacent is not. Veo first-last is 4 / 6 / 8. LTX Pro I2V is 6 / 8 / 10. Map the chips.

Resolution: 4K listed. The description names 1080p / 1440p / 2160p. The snapshot’s res field is 4K. If you only need 1080p, the floor applies; 4K is billed at a higher per-second rate (5 credits a second at SD/HD, 20 at 4K). Do not invent a cheaper 720p LTX Pro I2V SKU. This is the Pro I2V row.

Twenty-nine credits is the catalog floor. Not marked discounted. Versely bills in credits; a model maker’s own rate card is a different price.

When this row is the pick:

• The still is locked.
• You need 6, 8, or 10 seconds of motion with a 4K ceiling.
• You can live with catalog audio null: caption, later VO, or mute autoplay.
• You would not spend Veo’s 64 to get a similar still-to-motion.

When this row is the wrong pick:

• Anyone has to speak on a card marked audio true.
• You have no still. LTX 2.3 Text to Video Fast is the T2V sibling from 20 credits, native audio true, 4K, 6–20s. That is a sentence, not this I2V Pro row.
• You needed 4s. This menu starts at 6s.
• You needed 15s of I2V. This published list stops at 10s.

Null audio, 4K plate, different neighbors

VEO First Last Frame starts at 64 credits, I2V, audio true, 4K, 4 / 6 / 8 seconds. Same 4K idea, more than twice the starting price, a microphone, two-frame interpolate. If the brief is a talking morph between two frames, pay for Veo. If the brief is a single still moving quietly at 4K, LTX from 29 is the bill.

Wan 2.6 Image to Video starts at 20 credits (discounted 50% from 40), audio true, 1080p, 5 / 10 / 15 seconds. That is the talking 1080p still row. LTX Pro I2V is 4K and null, and starts at 29. Pick by flag and ceiling, not by “Pro” in the name.

Seedance 1 Pro Fast starts at 50 credits, audio false, 1080p, 5s / 10s. Explicitly mute. LTX is null, not false. Do not claim Fast’s false as LTX’s field. Do not claim LTX is silent-on-purpose the way Fast is. Claim what the snapshot says: audio unset, from 29 credits, 4K, 6 / 8 / 10.

End-image transitions appear in the description. The category is still image-to-video, one required still on the gate. If you have a destination frame, you may use what the product surface offers. This article does not invent a first-last category the cats array does not list. The published category is I2V.

Native audio is a field. LTX 2.3 T2V Fast marks true. LTX 2.3 I2V Pro marks null on this snapshot. Do not copy Fast’s flag onto Pro I2V because the family name matches.

After the 29-credit take

A 4K still-to-motion file is not a finished ad. Burn a caption if the feed is mute-first. The AI caption generator is the typesetting. Captions for silent autoplay is the plan. Cartesia Sonic 3.5 is 4 credits per 1,000 characters if you need TTS. Suno Sounds V6 is 2 credits a call if you need a bed. Doing all of them plus a hoped-for optional soundtrack is how 29 credits becomes a pile.

If delivery needs 4K and the generate already lists 4K, you may not need ByteDance Upscaler Video (from 3 credits). Upscale is for footage that was not rendered at the ceiling. 4K I2V on this row is already the ceiling. Do not stack an upscale by habit.

Article 50 still applies to photoreal people in the still. Twenty-nine credits does not exempt a generated face. Label at first exposure for EU audiences since 2 August 2026. The Article 50 disclosure template is the copy. YouTube’s 27 May 2026 Shorts overlay does not add a soundtrack to a null card.

Sora 2 leftovers that were still-driven and 720p can land here at up to 4K, from 29 credits, if 6 / 8 / 10 is enough and you accept null audio. Sora’s API shut on 24 September 2026 (OpenAI deprecations). Sora 2 T2V was native audio. This I2V Pro row is not that flag. Map the still and the field.

The AI video generator is the launcher. UGC that is a real product photo belongs here when 4K motion is the file and the starting price is the bill you meant. UGC that must talk on a true card does not.

What 29 is not

29 is not Veo. 29 is not a 30-second hold. 29 is not R2V. 29 is not a reason to skip the still. 29 is LTX 2.3 Image to Video Pro: I2V, 4K, 6 / 8 / 10 seconds, audio null, from 29 credits.

If the cut works without in-model speech, this is a strong default 4K I2V. If the cut dies without a line, leave. Pay a true row.

Run the 4K still in Versely.

FAQ

Does LTX 2.3 I2V Pro have native audio on Versely?

The published card is audio null. The description mentions optional audio. Do not brief the row as audio true.

Why does this start at 29 credits when Veo first-last starts at 64?

Veo first-last is Google I2V with audio true, 4 / 6 / 8 seconds, 4K. LTX Pro I2V is 6 / 8 / 10 seconds, 4K, audio null. Different flag, different family, different sticker.

Can I run 20 seconds on this slug?

The published duration list is 6s, 8s, and 10s. Do not brief 20s from the description as a catalog chip on this snapshot.