# Volta or LTX Studio?

> Volta Studio and LTX Studio side by side: script import, breakdown, shots, storyboards, team credits, plan prices and terms on training, each LTX fact sourced.

Volta Studio is for teams that produce from a real screenplay, with shots tied to the lines they cover, a season plan, a story memory and models from many makers, under terms that rule out training on your work. LTX Studio is the better pick for a fast storyboard and pitch deck for one film, on the LTX models at their maker's price.

_Updated 1 October 2026_

## Why teams choose Volta.

Where the work starts from a screenplay and runs past one film.

- The script: a screenplay editor with industry formatting, and import from Fountain, plain text, Markdown or PDF; LTX Studio takes plain text files.
- Shots tied to the script: every shot anchored to the lines it covers and printed as a lined script; LTX Studio splits a script into scenes and shots.
- Series: episodes, seasons, the Vertical Microdrama format and a season planner, none of which we found in LTX Studio.
- The price first: the token price is on the button before each generation; we did not find a per-generation cost on LTX Studio's pricing page.
- One budget for a team: the Studio plan pools tokens across seats with a limit per member; LTX Studio has no shared credit pool below Enterprise.
- Training: Volta's Terms rule it out; LTX Studio's terms licence input and output for training, with enhanced privacy on Enterprise.

## Volta and LTX Studio, feature by feature

| Feature | Volta | LTX Studio |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Screenplay editor | **Yes**. A screenplay editor with industry formatting, autocomplete for names and scene headings, and a script copilot | **Not found**. No screenplay editor found; scripts come in as text |
| Script import | **Yes**. Final Draft, PDF, Word, Fade In, Highland, Fountain or plain text, or paste it; the story, cast and world are drafted from it | **Partial**. Plain text (.txt) files only, by its own page (source: ltx.io/studio/platform/script-to-video) |
| Script breakdown and tagging | **Yes**. Tag elements by selecting script text, or let the AI break down cast, locations, props and each department | **Yes**. Characters, objects and locations extracted as Elements (source: ltx.io/blog/ltx-storyboard-generator-update) |
| Shots tied to the script (lined script) | **Yes**. Every shot is anchored to the exact lines it covers, follows them through rewrites, and prints as a lined script | **Partial**. Splits the script into scenes and shots; no lined script found (source: ltx.io/blog/ltx-storyboard-generator-update) |
| Storyboard | **Yes**. Storyboard, keyframes and an animatic, built from the shot list | **Yes**. Storyboards and pitch decks (source: ltx.io/studio) |
| Character consistency | **Yes**. Each shot sends its characters, location and props to the model as labelled references | **Yes**. Characters, objects and locations kept as reusable Elements (source: ltx.io/blog/ltx-storyboard-generator-update) |
| Story memory with sources | **Yes**. Every copilot reads the whole project and names the passages it used (Creator plan and above) | **Not found**. No story memory found |
| Series and microdrama tools | **Yes**. Series by season and episode, and a Vertical Microdrama format: hook, cliffhanger, paywall line, chain check, season planner | **Not found**. No episode or season tools found |
| Vertical 9:16 | **Yes**. Choose a 9:16 frame when the project is made; keyframes, takes and boards follow it | **Yes**. 9:16 among its aspect ratios (source: ltx.io/glossary/video-aspect-ratio) |
| Models | **Yes**. Image, video and voice models from many makers in one wallet, with no API keys | **Yes**. Its own LTX models, plus Kling and Veo (source: ltx.io/studio/pricing) |
| Editing and audio | **Partial**. Dialogue voices and a lip-sync pass for everyone; the Cut timeline, music, sound effects and Shorts, TikTok and Reels presets are switched on per account during early access | **Yes**. Timeline and sound design; voiceovers, subtitles and lip-sync (source: ltx.io/studio/platform/shot-video-editor, ltx.io/studio/platform/ai-video-generator) |
| Team roles and spend limits | **Yes**. Studio plan: paid seats, six roles, a monthly limit per member, a shared wallet and an audit log; Enterprise by contract | **Partial**. Collaborators per project; no shared credit pool below Enterprise (source: help.ltx.io/hc/en-us/articles/33650434265362) |
| Cost before every run | **Yes**. The token price is on the button before every generation | **Not found**. Cost before each generation not found |
| Failed-run refunds | **Yes**. A failed generation is refunded to whoever paid for it | **Yes**. Failed generations refunded automatically (source: help.ltx.io/hc/en-us/articles/37499329256722) |
| Trains AI on your work? | **Never**. The Terms rule out training on your projects, uploads or generations | **Allowed; opt-out on Enterprise only**. Its terms licence your input and output for model training; enhanced privacy is Enterprise only (source: static.lightricks.com/legal/LTX-Online Terms of Service.pdf, ltx.io/studio/pricing) |

LTX Studio was checked on its own pages on 2026-10-01. No means their own pages say otherwise. Not found means we could not confirm it there, not that it is missing.

## Pricing.

LTX Studio sells monthly credit plans, read off its pricing page below. Volta's column is computed live from the plans table and the model catalogue as the page loads, so it is current to the minute.

## Rights and training.

The clearest difference between the two. LTX Studio's terms give Lightricks a licence to what you put in and get out, including for training, and list enhanced data privacy as an Enterprise feature. Volta's Terms say it does not train on your projects, uploads or generations, on every plan.

## When LTX Studio is the better choice.

Credit where it is due.

- Pitch decks built from the storyboard, which Volta does not make.
- Its own open-weights video models, at first-party cost; Volta runs LTX-2.3 through a provider at its token price.
- XML export to hand a sequence to an editing system; Volta has no XML or EDL export.

## Which to choose.

Choose Volta when the script is the source of truth, the project runs to episodes or a season, a team shares one budget, or you need it in writing that your work is not training data. Choose LTX Studio for a fast pitch: a storyboard and a deck for one film, on its own models.

## LTX Studio's terms, in its own words

- Its terms grant Lightricks a licence to your Input and Output for training its models, and list "Enhanced data privacy" on Enterprise only. (terms of service: static.lightricks.com/legal/LTX-Online Terms of Service.pdf)

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## LTX Studio: prices and plans, with sources

| What | LTX Studio | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Free | 800 credits, once. | [2] |
| Lite plan | $15 a month, or $12 a month billed yearly. 8,000 credits a month. | [2] |
| Standard plan | $35 a month, or $28 billed yearly. 28,000 credits a month. | [2] |
| Pro plan | $125 a month, or $100 billed yearly. 110,000 credits a month. | [2] |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing. | [2] |

LTX Studio lists credits per plan; we did not find what one generation costs in credits on the pricing page.

Volta's own prices are computed live on the page from its model catalogue and plans table.

### Sources, read 2026-10-01

1. LTX Studio: ltx.io/studio, read 2026-10-01 (the company's own page)
2. LTX Studio pricing: ltx.io/studio/pricing, read 2026-10-01 (the company's own page)
3. LTX Studio script to video: ltx.io/studio/platform/script-to-video, read 2026-10-01 (the company's own page)
4. LTX storyboard generator update: ltx.io/blog/ltx-storyboard-generator-update, read 2026-10-01 (the company's own page)
5. LTX Studio shot video editor: ltx.io/studio/platform/shot-video-editor, read 2026-10-01 (the company's own page)
6. LTX Studio AI video generator: ltx.io/studio/platform/ai-video-generator, read 2026-10-01 (the company's own page)
7. LTX video aspect ratios: ltx.io/glossary/video-aspect-ratio, read 2026-10-01 (the company's own page)
8. LTX help: collaborators: help.ltx.io/hc/en-us/articles/33650434265362, read 2026-10-01 (the company's own page)
9. LTX help: failed generations: help.ltx.io/hc/en-us/articles/37499329256722, read 2026-10-01 (the company's own page)
10. LTX Online terms of service (PDF): static.lightricks.com/legal/LTX-Online Terms of Service.pdf, read 2026-10-01 (the company's own page)

## Common questions

### Is LTX Studio better than Volta for storyboards?

For a quick storyboard and pitch deck from an idea, LTX Studio is strong, and it makes decks, which Volta does not. Volta builds its storyboard from a shot list anchored to the screenplay, so the boards change when the script does. Both keep characters consistent with reusable references.

### Can I use LTX models in Volta?

Yes. LTX-2.3 Pro is on Volta's video shelf, paid in tokens from the same wallet as every other model, with the price shown before each run. Its live price is on this page beside LTX Studio's plans.

### Does LTX Studio train on my work?

Its terms grant Lightricks a licence to input and output that covers model training, and enhanced data privacy is listed on Enterprise. Volta's Terms say it does not train on your projects, uploads or generations. Both clauses are cited on this page.

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Source: https://voltastudio.app/compare/ltx-studio
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