LoreMotion is an ad-supported generator for free LTX-Video and MiniMax clips, with paid credits only if you want Veo, Grok, or Kling.
LoreMotion renders a text prompt or a reference image into an MP4 with synced audio. The free models are LTX-Video 2.5 and MiniMax H3, which they say they host on their own GPUs. There is no watermark. They say you own the clip, including for commercial use, and that no attribution is required. An anonymous visitor gets one generation. A free account is what they call unlimited, and it opens a personal library that lasts 48 hours. The privacy page says generated videos are retained 48 hours for signed-in users. Sharing to the Discover feed is opt-in. Clips are private by default.
The FAQ says clip lengths are 3, 5, and 8 seconds, and that every output is a 720p MP4. The model section says MiniMax H3 on the free tier is 480p and up to 5 seconds. On Clean and Executive it is 480p up to 10 seconds, or 720p up to 5 seconds. Grok goes to 1080p, at 6, 10, or 15 seconds. The share image on this page still says the generator is powered by LTX-Video 2.3. The pages themselves say LTX-Video 2.5.
Timing is three sentences. The how-it-works section says most clips finish in under 90 seconds. The FAQ says most videos render in 60 to 120 seconds on an RTX 3090 cluster, and that the queue depends on demand. The generate page lists LTX-Video 2.5 at about 35 seconds. Their comparison table lists Runway's free tier as 125 credits a month. A later answer on the same homepage says Runway charges $15 a month for 625 credits, about 8 videos. Those are LoreMotion's figures for other products, printed twice.
The pricing page says LTX-Video and MiniMax cost zero credits. Paid plans matter when you want Google Veo 3.1, xAI Grok, or Kuaishou Kling. New accounts get 7 welcome credits. Veo 3.1 Fast or Lite is 6 credits a clip, and the generate page calls 7 credits enough for one Veo clip. Starter is $5 a month for 600 credits, which they summarize as about 100 Veo clips or about 50 Grok Affordable clips. Pro is $10 a month for 1,400 credits. Max is $14.99 a month for 2,200 credits. The page says credit plans do not remove ads and do not add queue priority.
Paid plans cancel in one click and never auto-upgrade. Monthly credits reset on the billing date. One-time pack credits stay until you spend them. The pricing page does not print the pack prices. If you only need LTX-Video, they say you never have to pay them. The pre-roll still plays.
The about page names no person. It says illegal and abusive prompts are blocked at submission. They describe LTX-Video 2.5 as a 22-billion-parameter model. That size is their description. The privacy page says the service is funded by advertising, that third parties including Google use cookies to choose ads, and that personalized Google ads can be turned off in Google's ad settings, with further opt-outs at youradchoices.com and youronlinechoices.com. The homepage calls LoreMotion the only free, no-watermark, no-signup generator that also offers Veo, Grok, and Kling starting at zero dollars. The zero-dollar access to those three is the welcome credits, not an open tab.