LTX Studio help docs, step by step

LTX Studio's documentation has a page on four of the seven steps. Starting from a script or prompt: “LTX Storyboard Generator Update: From Script to Storyboard, Faster”. Keeping characters the same: “Introduction to Elements”. Nothing found on voices and dialogue, changing one shot or scene and getting the video out. From 4 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.

Inclusion rule. All 26 tools on the map, each with what its docs hold on changing one shot. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.

Script

A page on this step

Characters

A page on this step

Scenes

A page on this step

Voices

Not documented in the pages searched

Fixing a shot

Not documented in the pages searched

Export

Not documented in the pages searched

Sharing

A page on this step

1How its documentation is laid out

LTX Studio's help centre covers two of the steps directly: Elements, which keep a character, location or prop the same once tagged in a prompt, and project sharing, where every invitee needs an account. The route from script to storyboard is described in a product post on its own blog. No page on voices, fixing a shot or export turned up in the help centre searched.

Starting from a script or prompt: A page on this step

Turn your script into shot-by-shot visuals at 5x the speed.

LTX blog

• LTX Storyboard Generator Update: From Script to Storyboard, Faster
  A product update on turning a script into shot-by-shot visualsLTX blog / recorded 2026-09-25

Starting from a script or prompt, every tool

Keeping characters the same: A page on this step

By creating your Element once and easily tagging it by name in any prompt, LTX Studio will apply it consistently across every scene and generation.

LTX Help Center

• Introduction to Elements
  Elements: a character, location or prop saved once and tagged by name in any promptLTX Help Center / recorded 2026-09-25

LTX Studio on this step · Keeping characters the same, every tool

Breaking a story into scenes: A page on this step

turning words into coherent, ready-to-edit storyboards faster than ever before

LTX blog

• LTX Storyboard Generator Update: From Script to Storyboard, Faster
  The rebuilt storyboard generator, from script to editable storyboardLTX blog / recorded 2026-09-25

Breaking a story into scenes, every tool

Voices and dialogue: Not documented in the pages searched

• Documentation searched; no page on this step
  Not documented in the pages searched (2026-09-25)LTX Help Center / recorded 2026-09-25

Voices and dialogue, every tool

Changing one shot: Not documented in the pages searched

• Documentation searched; no page on this step
  Not documented in the pages searched (2026-09-25)LTX Help Center / recorded 2026-09-25

Changing one shot, every tool

Getting the video out: Not documented in the pages searched

• Documentation searched; no page on this step
  Not documented in the pages searched (2026-09-25)LTX Help Center / recorded 2026-09-25

Getting the video out, every tool

Sharing for viewing or review: A page on this step

All invitees, even viewers, need an LTX Studio account to access shared projects.

LTX Help Center

• Sharing your project
  Inviting viewers, editors or owners to a project, each of whom needs an accountLTX Help Center / recorded 2026-09-25

LTX Studio on this step · Sharing for viewing or review, every tool

2Related pages

• Fliki beside LTX Studio
• LTX Studio beside Runway
• Kling AI
• Krea
• Luma
• Midjourney

How pages were found and classed: method.

3Pages read

• LTX Storyboard Generator Update: From Script to Storyboard, Faster, read 2026-09-25
• Introduction to Elements, read 2026-09-25
• Sharing your project, read 2026-09-25