Turns out when you let people combine ANY images together, magic happens...
Multi-references = throw any images at LTX Studio and watch it build impossible scenes.
Here's how 👇 https://t.co/iNqDO6hj19
Start in the Gen Space inside LTX Studio.
Generate or upload the environment shot you want to build your scene around. This will be the foundation for your composition.
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Next, generate the element you want to add, or choose an existing image.
This could be a character, object, vehicle, or any visual component you want to bring into the frame.
Tip: For characters, it helps to generate multiple poses, angles, and expressions. This makes it easier to match the composition of your scene and blend elements seamlessly.
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Upload both your environment and your new element using the Multi-references panel.
Prompt your scene again and LTX Studio will blend the inputs into a single image.
Tip: It can sometimes help to include a placeholder character or object in your environment first, then use Multi-references to replace it. This can improve composition and integration.
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This works especially well with mixed media, combining hybrid visual styles.
You can insert 2D illustrated characters into 3D spaces, or vice versa, to create a unique, layered look.
Tip: To avoid your character or scene switching styles, include a line in your prompt like “Retain the 2D illustrated cartoon style” or “Keep the environment photorealistic.” This helps maintain visual consistency across elements.
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Even with different visual styles, objects and characters can interact in believable ways.
Multi-references aligns lighting, perspective, and scale across elements so everything feels naturally placed within the scene.
Tip: To keep your character’s animation and visual style consistent when interacting with objects and environments, make sure to reinforce it in your motion prompt.
For example:
“Character remains in a 2D cartoon style.”
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Literally anything goes. Characters, objects, buildings, tiny details. If you can reference it, you can blend it.
The layering possibilities are endless.
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Try it today.
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Link below 👇
https://t.co/1DgpB54xPG
