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LTX 2.3 - Anime2Real

This experimental workflow will take Anime characters and try to make them realistic using an LTX 2.3 IC LoRA trained by Alisson Pereira.

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Input

Optional: describe the real-world look you want, e.g. cinematic, natural light, photoreal skin.

A short anime or cartoon clip to turn into live action; its audio is kept.

How many frames to convert; 0 = the whole clip.

Default: 140

Output height (see Width). Rounded to a multiple of 32, so 720 renders as 704.

Output width. The clip is cropped to this shape: 1280×720 landscape, 720×1280 vertical, 1080×1080 square.

Advanced settings

What to avoid.

Leave empty for a new result each run. Enter a number to repeat one.

Frames trimmed from the start before converting.

Default: 0

Run

Output
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Example

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关于此工作流

This ComfyUI tutorial workflow, LTX 2.3 - Anime2Real, demonstrates how to convert anime footage into realistic-looking video using a frame-by-frame image-to-image process. It relies on Video Helper Suite nodes to handle video I/O: VHS_LoadVideo extracts frames from your source clip, and VHS_VideoCombine stitches the processed frames back into a video file. The core transformation happens in a custom processing block (shown in the workflow as node 2e37ecc9-770a-4ac2-972c-e953901f49d3), which applies the LTX 2.3 IC LoRA (trained by Alisson Pereira) to push each frame toward photorealism.

Technically, the pipeline loads your clip, trims or limits the frame range with controls like skip_first_frames and frame_count, then feeds each frame through the LoRA-powered image-to-image pass before recombining the output frames. Because this is an experimental anime-to-realism mapping, results will vary with source quality, lighting, and character design. The design keeps the flow simple—no manual frame extraction or external editors—so you can iterate quickly on parameters and see how they affect temporal consistency and realism.

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