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Watch the video to know how the workflow works
LTX Ripple is a First Frame All Frames (FFAF) IC-LoRA for LTX-2.5 that enables a really interesting approach to video-to-video editing.
The idea is simple: start with an existing video, create an edited version of its first frame, and LTX Ripple propagates that visual change through the rest of the video while maintaining the original motion, timing, camera movement, and scene composition. �
Hugging Face
It can be used for things like:
Character and outfit changes
Object replacement/addition
Background changes
Lighting and weather changes
VFX and special effects
Style changes
Face/character replacement
3D model texturing
Sharpening and visual enhancements
One of the interesting parts is that you can often let the model infer how the edit should propagate without needing a long prompt. For more difficult edits, a short description of the change can help guide the result. �
Hugging Face
I'm testing LTX Ripple with LTX 2.5 in ComfyUI, including some V2V transformations to see how well it maintains consistency during movement and scene changes.
Model: LTX Ripple on Hugging Face�
Created by WepeNerd and designed for the LTX-2.5 / ComfyUI-LTXVideo ecosystem. �
