How to keep LTX 2.3 ad videos readable when text starts degrading after 7 seconds
Opposite_Working5185 · reddit · 2026-07-22
A Reddit user asks how to get LTX 2.3 to render social-media ad videos with accurate on-screen text. They say text starts degrading around the 7-second mark, and that making the text larger and placing it on a flat horizontal plane helps, but not enough for smaller copy.
They also describe a second pain point: animating a person to point to specific parts of a computer or product screen. In practice, the model mostly produces vague gestures rather than precise pointing.
The user is looking for a better local workflow for this kind of electronic-product ad work, and notes that generating the static image first in ChatGPT has worked surprisingly well for them.
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