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16:9, with Ideogram v3 and Ideogram v4 for titles that spell correctly.
Leaxor is an AI image generator that puts 10 models behind one prompt box — Flux 2 Pro, Nano Banana Pro, and Seedream 4.5 among them. Type what you want to see, pick a model, and the finished picture comes back in the same tab. You pay per image, from $0.10, with no subscription.
Real images generated in Leaxor — each from a single text prompt, across different models. No editing, no touch-ups.




Most tools lock you to one engine and its taste. Here every model sits behind the same box, so switching is one click — and because you pay per picture rather than per month, trying a second model on the same prompt costs cents, not another subscription.
| Model | Made by | Best at | Per image |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flux 2 ProDefault | Black Forest Labs | Crisp & photoreal | 1 credit · $0.10 |
| Nano Banana Pro | Top quality | 2 credits · $0.20 | |
| Seedream 4.5 | ByteDance | Cinematic detail | 2 credits · $0.20 |
| Imagen 4 Ultra | Google photoreal | 3 credits · $0.30 | |
| Recraft v4 | Recraft | Illustration & vector | 2 credits · $0.20 |
| Ideogram v3 | Ideogram | Best for text | 2 credits · $0.20 |
| HiDream | HiDream.ai | Fast & affordable | 1 credit · $0.10 |
| Seedream 5.0 Pro | ByteDance | Design-grade detail | 1 credit · $0.10 |
| Nano Banana 2 | Fast, near-Pro quality | 1 credit · $0.10 | |
| Ideogram v4 | Ideogram | Text, cheaper than v3 | 1 credit · $0.10 |
From the labs themselves: Black Forest Labs makes Flux, and Google DeepMind publishes Nano Banana and Imagen. For a deeper look at one engine, see the Flux 2 Pro page.
Four steps, all in the browser. Words in, finished image out.
A sentence is enough. Name the subject, where it is and how it's lit, and the result sharpens up.
Flux 2 Pro is the default. Add a style preset — cinematic, photoreal, 3d render, anime, illustration, and digital art — to lock the look.
9:16 for story / reel, 1:1 for square, 16:9 for thumbnail, and 3:2 for classic.
The finished picture appears in the same tab. Nothing to install, no Discord, no queue channel.
Anything you can describe — a realistic photo, a poster, an illustration — in the sizes you actually publish: 9:16 (story / reel), 1:1 (square), 16:9 (thumbnail), and 3:2 (classic). These are the most common jobs, and where to go deeper on each.
16:9, with Ideogram v3 and Ideogram v4 for titles that spell correctly.
Anime, digital painting, flat vector and 3D, from one sentence.
60 full prompts for headshots, posters, products and more.
Animate a still you made here: it becomes the first frame of a video clip.
AI picture generators split three ways. Knowing which kind you need saves a sign-up.
Bing Image Creator, Perchance
Free to use, which Leaxor isn't. Start there if free is the requirement.
Midjourney, and each lab's own app
One company's model, usually on a monthly plan. Great if that one model's look is the look you want.
10 models, pay per image
The paid models side by side — Google's, ByteDance's, Ideogram's and more — with no subscription. Try the same prompt on two models for a few cents and keep the better picture.
The free options mentioned: Bing Image Creator and Perchance.
Credits, not subscriptions. A credit costs $0.10, you buy at least 50 at a time, and credits never expire. Top-ups come in 100 ($10), 300 ($30), and 1,000 ($100), or any amount you choose.
| An image | 1–3 credits, by model |
|---|---|
| A video clip | From 1 credit, by model and length |
| A finished video | 15, 30, or 90 credits, by quality tier |
| A team | Free to create — one shared wallet, a budget per member |
No. There's no free tier and no free credits. You pay per picture instead: 1–3 credits depending on the model, which is $0.10 to $0.30 an image. Credits cost $0.10 each, you buy at least 50, and they never expire. If you need something free, Bing Image Creator and Perchance don't charge.
The best model depends on the picture. On Leaxor, Flux 2 Pro is the dependable default, Ideogram v3 and Ideogram v4 are the ones to use when the image has to contain readable words, and Recraft v4 suits flat illustration and vector work. Because all 10 sit behind one prompt box, you can run a prompt on two of them and keep the one you like.
Yes. It runs Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2 — Google's Nano Banana models, built on Gemini — and Imagen 4 Ultra. They sit in the same prompt box as the other models and bill from the same credit balance.
Not here. Each model applies its maker's own content rules, so some prompts are refused — most often requests for explicit images or for pictures of real, identifiable people. Our guide to AI images of celebrities explains where the lines are and why.
Yes. Generating an image needs an account, because every picture is paid for from your credit balance. Creating the account costs nothing; you only pay when you generate.
The image generator works from a text prompt. To start from your own photo, use the photo tools instead: the AI headshot generator turns a selfie into a professional headshot, the 80s photo generator restyles you as a 1985 snapshot, and the image combiner merges two pictures into one.
An artificial intelligence image generator works from a description: you say what you want, and a model trained on millions of captioned images generates a new picture that matches it, pixel by pixel. Different models learned from different data, which is why the same prompt looks different on each. Leaxor adds the parts around the model: the choice of engine, style presets and the aspect ratios you publish in.
Yes. Used as an AI photo generator, the photoreal style preset asks for natural light, real lenses and lifelike skin, and Flux 2 Pro and Imagen 4 Ultra lean realistic by default. The result is a new AI image, not an edit of an existing photo, so to change a photo you already have, use the photo tools linked below.
Related reading: what AI image generators allow with real people, and the photo tools — AI headshot generator, 80s photo generator and image combiner.
Full, copy-ready prompts grouped by what you're making.
How a prompt becomes a picture, model by model.
16:9 thumbnails with text that renders.
The other half: clips on video models, or a finished video from a topic.
Leaxor and Midjourney, compared.
Turn a styled product still into an ad clip.
Credits at $0.10 each. No subscription, and they never expire.
Type a prompt, pick a model, and download the finished picture. From $0.10 an image, and no subscription.
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