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How to create video with a LoRA or preset

Choose a supported LoRA video category, references and model options.

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Before you begin

Tool and model controls beside the prompt show the current selection. Select those names to open their menus.

  • A LoRA/preset and model with compatible video support.
  • Any required frame/reference inputs and available credits.

What you’ll achieve: A video request using compatible LoRA/preset inputs.

Model choices

For unrestricted LoRA video creation, verify the generation model's category as well as the LoRA family and video input mode. A preset or LoRA does not remove the base model's policy, reference requirements or duration limits.

Choose the video input category

In LoRA Studio, choose Text to video, Image to video, Frames to video, Reference to video or Video to video according to the inputs you have. Available models are filtered for that category.

Step 1 · Change tool
Tong LoRA Studio interface for “Choose the video input category”, with the Change tool control highlighted by arrow 1.

Step 1: Change tool

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Next step

Choose the compatible model

Use Change model and read the supported media fields. Some video models use separate high/low-noise LoRA slots, while others offer fixed presets.

Step 2 · Generation model
Tong LoRA Studio interface for “Choose the compatible model”, with the Generation model control highlighted by arrow 2.

Step 2: Generation model

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Add the LoRA and required references

Browse the library or presets and select a compatible entry. Add the starting image, ending frame, video or other required references in their own fields, then check the retained inputs.

Step 3 · Browse library
Tong LoRA Studio interface for “Add the LoRA and required references”, with the Browse library control highlighted by arrow 3.

Step 3: Browse library

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Next step

Describe movement and choose settings

Write the action and camera direction. Use Settings for supported duration, ratio and optional parameters, and inspect LoRA strengths/roles before submitting.

Step 4 · Describe your scene
Tong LoRA Studio interface for “Describe movement and choose settings”, with the Describe your scene control highlighted by arrow 4.

Step 4: Describe your scene

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Next step

Review current cost and generate

Read the model's current credit estimate and send when the required inputs are ready. Inspect the completed video in the results/history and keep a useful version before trying another strength or prompt.

Step 5 · Send
Tong LoRA Studio interface for “Review current cost and generate”, with the Send control highlighted by arrow 5.

Step 5: Send

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A useful tip

A LoRA trained for an image family is not automatically usable by a video model.

If something goes wrong

After switching category or model, review retained references and LoRA compatibility. Remove incompatible inputs explicitly and check the current requirements before sending.

Read first, create when you’re ready

Reading this guide is free. The linked tool shows its own requirements and current credit price. Screenshots use demonstration data; review your own inputs and the quoted cost before submitting paid work.

Reviewed 2026-10-18 · Tong Academy