LTX 2.5 Prompts for Cinematic Videos
LTX 2.5 responds to photography language: lenses, light, colour grade and sound. These prompts are built around that.
LTX 2.5 follows detailed, visual prompts better than short ones. Where MiniMax H3 likes one simple action, LTX 2.5 rewards you for describing the shot like a cinematographer: lens, depth of field, light direction and colour grade.
A reliable structure is: shot type → subject and action → environment → lighting and grade → sound.
How to Use These Prompts
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Swap the subject or location; keep the lens and lighting words.
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LTX 2.5 Prompting Tips
- Put the shot type first ("wide shot", "macro", "tracking shot"). LTX locks onto it early.
- Name a lens (24mm, 50mm, 85mm, 200mm) to control perspective and background blur.
- Add a colour grade such as "teal and orange", "muted pastel" or "high-key".
- End with sound. A short list of two or three sounds is plenty.
- Avoid long dialogue. Short phrases work; full paragraphs of speech do not.
Copy-Paste LTX 2.5 Prompts
Cinematic — rooftop
Wide shot, 24mm lens: a man in a black suit walks to the edge of a rain-soaked rooftop at night, city lights bokeh, teal and orange grade, rain and distant sirens.
Cinematic — desert
Low angle, 35mm: a lone rider on a horse crosses sand dunes at sunset, long shadows, warm film grain, wind howling and hooves on sand.
Cinematic — train
Medium shot through a train window: a woman reads a letter as countryside rushes by, soft side light, muted pastel grade, rhythmic train clatter.
Cinematic — lab
Slow dolly in, 50mm: a scientist lifts a glowing blue vial in a dark lab, volumetric light beams, cool grade, low electrical hum.
Product — cosmetics
Macro, 100mm: a drop of serum falls onto a glass surface and spreads, backlit, soft pink grade, crisp droplet sound.
Product — car
Tracking shot alongside a silver sports car on a coastal road at golden hour, lens flare, engine purr and wind.
Product — drink
Top-down shot: ice cubes drop into a glass of cola in slow motion, bubbles fizz, high-key studio light, fizz and clink sounds.
Product — laptop
Slow orbit around an open laptop on a wooden desk, screen glow, morning window light, soft keyboard typing sounds.
Nature — forest
Crane up, wide lens: sun rays break through a misty pine forest at dawn, dust in the light, natural grade, birdsong and wind in trees.
Nature — volcano
Aerial shot of glowing lava flowing into the ocean, huge steam clouds, dramatic dusk light, deep rumble and hissing water.
Nature — fox
Telephoto, 200mm: a red fox pounces into deep snow, snow bursts up, soft overcast light, crunching snow and quiet wind.
Nature — rain
Close-up of heavy raindrops hitting a pond, circles spreading, dark green reflections, calm rain sound, shallow depth of field.
Portrait — musician
Medium close-up, 85mm: an old jazz musician plays saxophone in a smoky bar, warm tungsten light, the saxophone melody fills the room.
Portrait — athlete
Slow motion, 50mm: a sprinter explodes out of the starting blocks, sweat droplets fly, stadium lights, crowd roar and starter pistol.
Portrait — artist
Handheld, 35mm: a painter makes bold brush strokes on a large canvas in a sunlit studio, paint flecks fly, brush scraping sounds.
Portrait — chef
Close-up, 50mm: a chef plates a dish with tweezers, adds a final herb, restaurant kitchen bustle in the background, soft top light.
Animation — clay
Claymation style: a small clay robot waters a flower that blooms instantly, handmade textures, cheerful plinky music.
Animation — anime
Anime style, wide shot: a girl on a bicycle rides past rice fields under a huge summer cloud, cicadas buzzing, bright saturated colours.
Animation — paper
Paper cut-out style: a paper boat sails across paper waves, layered shadows, gentle ocean sound and a light ukulele tune.
Animation — 3D
Pixar-like 3D: a round hedgehog in a scarf ice skates on a frozen pond, snowflakes falling, skate scrapes and a happy giggle.
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Last updated September 19, 2026