Which AI video models can I use on Leaxor?
23 models that turn a prompt or a photo into a video clip, from 9 labs: MiniMax, ByteDance, Alibaba, Google, PixVerse, Black Forest Labs, Kuaishou, Lightricks, xAI.
What happens between typing a topic and getting a finished MP4.
Video mode is the half of Leaxor that turns a topic into a finished video. You type the topic; it writes the script, illustrates every scene in one consistent style, animates the scenes, adds ElevenLabs narration and burns in captions, then hands back a vertical 9:16 MP4. There is no timeline to edit at any point.
The other half, image mode, turns a prompt into a still. The questions here are about video: what one topic gets you, how long it takes, and where the output works.
23 models that turn a prompt or a photo into a video clip, from 9 labs: MiniMax, ByteDance, Alibaba, Google, PixVerse, Black Forest Labs, Kuaishou, Lightricks, xAI.
Between 5 and 10 minutes, from clicking Generate to downloading the finished MP4.
No. There is no timeline to learn and no editing step to get wrong.
A finished vertical video you can upload without editing.
An editor is a tool you operate. Leaxor generates the video itself.
Finished videos render in 9:16 vertical at up to 1080×1920, which is the format YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok all expect.
MP4. Finished videos are 9:16 vertical at up to 1080×1920; clips are 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 at the resolution the chosen model renders.
It's Leaxor's illustration style: consistent animated skeleton characters that carry the story, instead of stock footage or a face on camera.
Two different things share the name, and the difference decides which tool you want.
Software that turns written input into moving images, with no camera and no footage.
9:16 vertical, ideally 1080x1920. Anything squarer gets pillarboxed with black bars, which reads as unfinished in a feed.