Chaining clips into a longer sequence

Since a single clip from LTX-2.3 only runs a limited number of seconds, chaining lets you extend a scene by feeding the last frame of one clip as the starting point of the next.

1. Start with a first clip

Generate or select the clip you want to extend, whether it comes from Text to video, Image to video, or Transition mode.

2. Add the next clip

In the sequence panel, add a new clip and set its source to "continue from last frame." tendre.AI automatically pulls the final frame of the previous clip as the starting image for the next one.

3. Prompt the next beat

Write a prompt describing what happens next in the action. The identity and setting carry over from the previous clip since the new one literally starts from its last frame.

4. Repeat and generate

Add as many clips as you need, then generate the sequence. Each segment renders in turn, and the result plays back as one continuous scene once every clip is done.

See Video editing to trim and join the finished sequence, and Transitions for a smoother way to move between two specific images.