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LX LTX-Video 13B requirements

DIT video model · 13B params · 1216×704, 161f (~5s) · released May 2025. Realistic minimum to run: Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 (24GB) at fp8.

LTX-Video Open Weights (OpenRAIL-M) Commercial use OK

OpenRAIL-M open-weights license; commercial use permitted subject to use-based restrictions.

Peak VRAM (fp8)
~20 GB
All resident
~38 GB
Offload floor
~12 GB
Clip
161f / ~5s

Backbone size by precision

PrecisionOn disk
PrecisionSize
fp16 / bf16 28.6 GB
fp8 (recommended) 15.7 GB

Backbone weights only. Peak VRAM is dominated by the activation memory for 161 frames at 1216×704, not the file size.

Pipeline components

ComponentSize
ComponentSize
T5-XXL text encoder offloaded 2.9 GB

Video VAEs are larger than image VAEs because they decode a temporal stack of frames.

Run it

LTX-Video 13B runs in ComfyUI or Diffusers. Generating more frames or higher resolution raises peak VRAM sharply; the fp8 figure is for the default 161-frame clip.

ComfyUIDiffusers

Which devices can run LTX-Video 13B?

FAQ

How much VRAM does LTX-Video 13B need?

At fp8 the realistic peak is ~20 GB, versus ~38 GB with every component resident. With aggressive CPU offload it drops to ~12 GB, much slower.

Why is peak VRAM lower than the sum of the files?

The text encoder is run once to encode your prompt, then offloaded to CPU before the frames are generated, so it is not resident at the memory peak.

Can I use LTX-Video 13B commercially?

Yes. LTX-Video 13B is licensed LTX-Video Open Weights (OpenRAIL-M), which permits commercial use.

The 13B LTX-Video tier with a two-stage low-res-then-upscale pipeline. Backbone bf16 is 28.6GB; the fp8 backbone (15.7GB) plus the upscaler and activations peaks around ~20GB at 1216x704 (third-party measured, synthesis). bf16 needs ~38GB+ (A6000/A100). OpenRAIL-M, commercial OK. Sources: Lightricks card, 13B distilled card, diffusers LTX docs.

Sources

VRAM is a sourced peak-usage anchor at fp8 (composed from component sizes, not a single measurement) for the default clip length, validated 2026-06-15. See methodology.