FreeLTX-2.5 on make.ad

AI video clips,
free.

Type a prompt or bring a picture, and LTX-2.5 makes a clip of up to 15 seconds with its own sound, at up to 1080p. No credits, no card, no limit.

Make a free clip

Slow on purpose: one GPU, one clip at a time for everyone. Your tile shows your place in line.

What you get

A real video model, on the house.

  • From a prompt

    Describe the shot: who, where, what moves, how the camera goes.

  • Or from a picture

    Bring a still to life: upload one, or animate a picture you made on make.ad.

  • With its own sound

    Every clip comes with sound. 2 to 15 seconds, at 480p, 720p or 1080p, vertical, square or wide.

  • On our own GPU

    Lightricks’ open LTX-2.5 model on an RTX 5090 we run ourselves. That is why it costs you nothing.

How it works

Three steps, then the line.

  1. Sign up

    An email and a password, or Google. No card.

  2. Open Generate

    LTX-2.5 is already picked. Write the shot, or drop in a picture.

  3. Press Free

    Your clip joins the line. Watch it climb, or come back later: it lands on your wall.

  • No credits, no card
  • No daily limit
  • Download every clip
  • Works from your AI agent over MCP

Questions

The fine print, such as it is.

Is it really free?
Yes. A clip on LTX-2.5 takes no credits and needs no card. Sign up, open Generate, pick LTX-2.5 and make as many clips as you like. There is no daily limit.
Why is it slow?
It is one GPU making one clip at a time for everyone who uses it. Once your turn comes, five seconds of 1080p takes about a minute; before that you wait for whoever is ahead of you. Your clip’s tile shows its place in line and a rough wait, and you can leave the page: it keeps going.
What do I need to start?
Just an account. New accounts are on a free trial, and LTX-2.5 is open on Generate during it. Every other model, and full video ads, come with a plan.
Can my AI agent use it?
Yes. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another MCP client to make.ad, and ask it to make a clip with generate_video on pc-ltx-2-5. It tells you where the clip is in line.
Who owns what I make?
The clips are yours to download and use. They stay in your workspace, and starred ones are kept for good.