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LTX-2.5-Exploded-View-XPLDV is a image-to-video model from DigitalByte. Use it for the image-to-video task on the model card, and read the license before you ship it in a product. The card lists the license as other.
Turn a source image into an animated exploded view. XPLDV separates an object's exterior parts to reveal the components underneath, for product showcases, mechanical reveals, architectural breakdowns, and stylized cut…
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From the Hugging Face model README
Turn a source image into an animated exploded view. XPLDV separates an object's exterior parts to reveal the components underneath, for product showcases, mechanical reveals, architectural breakdowns, and stylized cutaways.
Download LoRA · ComfyUI workflow · Sample image · Workflow guide · Prompt guide
ComfyUI/input/xpldv_computer.png. The workflow is prefilled with its exact tested prompt.For your own subject, replace the image and fill the BASIC template in the note directly above the positive prompt, or use the COMPLEX template in the reference note. Describe which parts separate, what they reveal, and how the camera moves.
The recommended starting model, based on our tests, is ltx-2.5-22b-distilled-transformer-bf16.safetensors. It can also be used with ltx-2.5-22b-dev-transformer-bf16.safetensors, which it was trained on. The included workflow uses the distilled model. Base models: Lightricks/LTX-2.5.
Six 10-second single-image examples at strength 0.5, plus a six-second shoe example at 0.7 using first and last frame guidance. Each video includes its exact recorded prompt.
<Gallery /> <details> <summary>With and without XPLDV</summary>Matched comparisons using the same image, prompt, seed, and settings. Comparison videos are silent.
Laptop · Computer · SUV · Watch · House · Fighter jet · Running shoe
The shoe comparison keeps both image guides fixed and uses the recorded strength of 0.7 on the XPLDV side. Compare the movement and component behavior between the guided endpoints. Shoe workflow and guidance.
</details>Start with LoRA strength 0.5.
| Setting | Recommended value |
|---|---|
| CFG | 1 in both stages |
| Duration | 10 seconds: 241 frames at 24 FPS |
| First stage | 960 × 544; Euler ancestral; 8 steps |
| Second stage | 1920 × 1088; Euler; 3 steps |
| Second-stage manual sigmas | 0.85, 0.7250, 0.4219, 0.0 |
| Image conditioning | 0.7 in the first stage; 1.0 in the second |
| Prompt enhancement | Can be enabled; off in the recorded examples |
| Negative prompt | Empty |
| Seed for comparisons | 42 in both stages |
The workflow includes these settings and applies the LoRA to both stages. The manual sigmas above belong in Upscale and re-sampler (3 steps); keep the first-stage schedule unchanged.
Prompt enhancement: Enabling Enhance prompt works with XPLDV, but results may vary. It has not been extensively tested. The recorded examples used enhancement off to preserve the supplied prompts.
<details> <summary>LoRA strength</summary>These are observed tendencies from the tests, not fixed rules for every subject.
| LoRA strength | Observed behavior |
|---|---|
| 0.5 | Recommended balance of separation, shape, and detail. |
| 0.75 | Stronger influence; can improve separation, but may simplify detail or repeat parts. |
Change one setting at a time while keeping the image, prompt, and seed fixed.
</details>Start with "separates into an ordered exploded view." This phrase appears in all 204 separation training captions. Name the parts that move, the components revealed underneath, and the final arrangement. Write one continuous paragraph.
Use the slot reference to fill the placeholders in either template.
“Separates into individual components” is another phrasing we tested. With either opening, describe the movement and the final arrangement.
[SUBJECT] separates into an ordered exploded view. [NAMED OUTER PARTS] move outward along controlled paths, revealing [NAMED INTERNAL COMPONENTS] underneath. The parts settle into an organized [LAYERED / RADIAL] arrangement around [EXPOSED CORE] while retaining their original shapes. [CAMERA BEHAVIOR]. [LIGHTING CONSISTENT WITH THE IMAGE] remains consistent throughout the continuous shot.
The desktop computer tower separates into an ordered exploded view. The glass side panel, front panel, top cover and lower power-supply cover move outward along controlled paths, revealing the motherboard, graphics card, liquid-cooling assembly and power supply. The components separate into an organized layered arrangement around the case while retaining their original shapes. The case base stays on the desk. The camera slowly orbits to the right around the computer from the starting three-quarter view. The blue-white computer lighting and surrounding room remain consistent throughout the continuous shot.
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A COMPLEX prompt guides a more detailed, cinematic reveal through successive layers, describing deeper internal components, their appearance, and their positions, including details hidden or difficult to see in the starting image. These descriptions give LTX 2.5 the information needed to construct the intended reveal beyond what the image alone shows.
[SUBJECT] separates into an ordered exploded view while [CONTINUING ACTION OR ANCHORED SUPPORT]. [OUTER PART A] detaches and translates [DIRECTION], keeping [ORIENTATION]. [OUTER PART B] moves [DISTINCT PATH], and [OTHER OUTER PARTS] move [PATHS]. These exterior parts move first and travel furthest, leaving clear gaps. They reveal [SPECIFIC COMPONENT AND RECOGNIZABLE FEATURES] at [POSITION RELATIVE TO THE OBJECT], with [OTHER COMPONENTS AND THEIR LOCATIONS]. [CORE COMPONENTS] remain mounted together. Each detached section retains its shape as the arrangement settles and holds steady. [CAMERA BEHAVIOR]. [CONSISTENT LIGHTING] continues through one continuous shot.
A luxury automatic mechanical wristwatch separates into an ordered exploded view while resting stationary on its dark velvet display cushion. The front sapphire crystal and surrounding polished bezel rim detach as a single unit and translate forward and slightly upward, keeping its circular orientation facing the camera. The hour, minute, and slender seconds hands lift cleanly above the dial plane, each translating upward along its own short vertical path with slight lateral spacing between them. The main dial plate carrying its applied hour markers, subdial components, and open-heart cutout details moves forward a shorter distance than the crystal, creating a clear gap between it and the hands above. These exterior parts move first and travel furthest, leaving generous gaps between each successive layer. They reveal the mechanical movement at the center of the stack—its polished bridges, interlocking gears, escapement fork, oscillating balance wheel, ruby jewels, and complication modules all visible in their assembled configuration—with the rear exhibition caseback and its oscillating automatic rotor translating backward and slightly downward as the final layer. The movement's bridges, gears, and escapement remain mounted together as a single mechanical unit. Each detached section retains its original shape as the five layers settle into an organized axial arrangement and hold steady. A slow, steady camera pull-back provides room for the full expanded stack. The soft upper-left key light, cool right-side fill, and subtle rim highlight consistent with the source image continue through one continuous shot.
See the prompt guide for motion, preservation, and optional audio, plus troubleshooting.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Trainer | Lightricks LTX trainer |
| Base transformer | LTX-2.5 22B DEV BF16 |
| Hardware | One NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition, 96 GB VRAM |
| LoRA rank / alpha | 64 / 64 |
| Training steps | 4,000 |
| Released weights | Step 3000 |
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Creation | Synthetic clips created in-house with Blender EEVEE Next |
| Objects | 102 multipart objects |
| Clips | 256 total: 204 separation clips and 52 reversed reassembly clips |
| Resolution | 960 × 544 |
| Length and frame rate | 121 frames at 24 FPS |
| Arrangements | Radial, horizontal, and vertical |
| Audio | No audio in the training clips; audio was not trained |
The photographic example images were used for inference, not training. Image-to-video is the evaluated use. Training includes reassembly, but a complete separate-hold-reassemble sequence within ten seconds is not established.
Training configuration · Dataset summary
Distributed under the included LTX-2.x Community License Agreement. See Lightricks/LTX-2.5 for the base model and its terms.