Anime, illustration and 3D prompts
Key visuals, flat vector, isometric dioramas and character renders.
Leaxor is an AI art generator: type a sentence, pick a style — anime, illustration, 3D or digital painting — and get finished art from any of 10 models. From $0.10 a piece, with no subscription.
Real images generated in Leaxor — each from a single text prompt, across different models. No editing, no touch-ups.




A style preset isn't a filter laid over the picture. It's a written recipe added to the end of your prompt, plus a list of looks to steer away from. These are the exact words each preset sends to the model — copy them into any other tool if you like.
| Style | Adds to your prompt | Steers away from |
|---|---|---|
| Anime | anime key visual, cel-shaded, clean confident lineart, vibrant saturated colors, studio-quality, expressive, detailed background | photograph, realistic, 3d render, western cartoon, blurry |
| Illustration | clean modern illustration, flat vector shapes, bold balanced composition, editorial style, crisp edges, harmonious palette | photograph, realistic, 3d render, noisy, gradient mush |
| Digital art | digital painting, concept art, intricate brushwork, dramatic mood, trending on ArtStation, painterly, richly detailed | photograph, lowres, flat, plain, washed out |
| 3D render | polished 3D render, octane render, soft studio lighting, subsurface scattering, smooth materials, Pixar-style, highly detailed | flat, 2d, photograph, sketch, lineart, grainy |
| Cinematic | cinematic film still, dramatic volumetric lighting, shallow depth of field, rich cinematic color grade, atmospheric, highly detailed, 8k | flat, dull, low detail, washed out, amateur |
| Photoreal | photorealistic, ultra-detailed, natural lighting, shot on 85mm f/1.4, sharp focus, lifelike skin and textures, realistic materials, 8k | illustration, cartoon, anime, 3d render, painting, cgi, plastic, deformed |
Under the hood each model is a text-to-image model, so the preset is simply more text — which is also why naming your own medium in the prompt works just as well.
Every model can paint; each has a lane it's strongest in. The full model list with prices lives on the image generator page.
Flat shapes, clean edges, editorial layouts.
Recraft v4
Mood, light and depth — concept art and key frames.
Seedream 4.5
Words inside the artwork that actually spell correctly.
Ideogram v3 and Ideogram v4
Dense detail and finish for pieces that get looked at closely.
Nano Banana Pro and Seedream 5.0 Pro
Cheap passes while you find the idea, before a final render.
HiDream and Nano Banana 2
Four steps. The first one matters most.
"A fox in a snowy forest" is a subject. "A fox in a snowy forest, gouache on textured paper" is art. The medium does more than any adjective.
anime, illustration, digital art, 3d render, cinematic, and photoreal. Each one appends a written recipe to your prompt — the table below shows the exact words.
9:16 (story / reel), 1:1 (square), 16:9 (thumbnail), and 3:2 (classic).
The same prompt reads differently on each engine. Two runs cost a few cents, and the comparison usually decides the piece.
Stuck on the sentence? These sets are written out in full — copy one, change the subject, keep the structure.
Key visuals, flat vector, isometric dioramas and character renders.
Travel posters, flyers and labels with words baked in.
1980s flash, VHS stills and disco — the look, not a filter.
Places with weather, hour and a foreground, not just a name.
1–3 credits, depending on the model — $0.10 to $0.30 a piece. Credits cost $0.10 each, you buy at least 50at a time, and they never expire. There's no subscription and no free tier; see pricing for top-ups and teams.
An AI art generator turns a written description into a finished piece of art. A model trained on millions of captioned images builds a new picture that matches your words, and the style you ask for — anime, watercolour, 3D, oil paint — steers how it looks. On Leaxor the style is a preset you pick, and each preset is a written recipe added to your prompt.
Anything you can describe. The one-click presets are cinematic, photoreal, 3d render, anime, illustration, and digital art, and you can name any other medium in the prompt itself: watercolour, linocut, ukiyo-e, pixel art, charcoal. Naming the medium is the single biggest lever on how a piece looks.
Yes. The anime preset adds "anime key visual, cel-shaded, clean confident lineart, vibrant saturated colors, studio-quality, expressive, detailed background" to your prompt and steers away from photographs and 3D renders. Describe the character, the setting and the time of day, and pick a 9:16 canvas for a phone wallpaper or key visual.
Ask for a real medium and its imperfections: visible brushwork, paper grain, a slightly off registration on a print. Avoid piling on polish words, which pull every model toward the same glossy look. And pick the illustration or digital painting preset over photoreal when you want the piece to read as made rather than rendered.
In the US, not on its own. The Copyright Office's January 2025 report concludes that copyright does not extend to purely AI-generated material, and that prompts alone don't make you the author of the output. Your own edits, arrangement or hand-made additions can be protected. Before selling AI art, read the terms of whichever tool made it — Leaxor's are linked in the site footer.
The art generator works from text. To start from a picture, the AI image describer turns any image into a written prompt you can restyle here, and the photo tools — like the 80s photo generator — restyle your own selfie directly.
No. There's no free tier; you pay per piece instead, from $0.10 (1–3 credits depending on the model). Credits cost $0.10 each, the minimum top-up is 50, and they never expire.
Source for the copyright answer: the US Copyright Office, Copyright and Artificial Intelligence, Part 2: Copyrightability (January 2025). Photo tools mentioned: AI image describer and 80s photo generator.
All 10 models side by side, with what each one costs.
Full, copy-ready prompts, grouped by what you're making.
Turn a reference image into a prompt you can restyle.
16:9 art with titles that render.
6 style presets, 10 models, and every canvas you publish on. From $0.10 a piece.
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