What is text-to-video AI?
Software that turns written input into moving images, with no camera and no footage.
The term covers two quite different outputs. Prompt-to-clip tools take a description of a shot and return a few seconds of footage. Topic-to-video tools take a subject and return a complete video with narration and captions.
Most confusion in the category comes from that gap. A demo showing a stunning five-second clip is genuinely impressive and tells you nothing about how long a publishable video takes — because that clip is one of the eight to fifteen you would need, before scripting, narration, captions and assembly.
Leaxor does both. Its clip modes run prompt-to-clip models such as Kling, Veo 3.1 and Seedance; its finished-video mode takes a topic and produces and assembles the script, illustration, narration and captions for you.
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- Which AI video models can I use on Leaxor?
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- Do I need editing skills to use Leaxor?
- What exactly do I get from one topic?
- How is Leaxor different from a video editor?