Two modes, one prompt box
Leaxor runs two generation modes from one credit balance. Image mode turns a prompt into a finished image on any of 10 models for 1–3 credits ($0.10–$0.30). Video mode does two jobs: it renders a clip from a prompt or a photo on any of 23 video models, including Kling v3, Veo 3.1, and Seedance 2.5, priced by model and length from 1 credit; or it turns a topic into a scripted, narrated, captioned 9:16 MP4 in 5–10 minutes for 15–90 credits. Credits cost $0.10 each, never expire, and there is no subscription and no free tier.
Image mode
Prompt in, image out
The faster of the two modes, and the one people reach for daily: thumbnails, channel art, concept frames, stills. Three steps, and the whole thing is over in under a minute.
Step 01 — Prompt
Describe the image in a sentence
Type what you want — a wolf in fog, backlit, cinematic — into the same box video mode uses. There is no prompt syntax to learn and no negative-prompt field to fill in: each of the 6 style presets carries its own descriptor block and negative prompt behind the scenes, which is why "old man" renders reliably photoreal in one preset and reliably 3D in another.
Step 02 — Choose
10 models, 6 styles, 4 ratios
Pick the model that suits the job — Flux 2 Pro by default for crisp photoreal work, Ideogram v3 when the image has to carry legible text, Recraft v4 for illustration and vector. Then a style and an aspect ratio: 9:16 at 768x1344, 1:1 at 1024x1024, 16:9 at 1344x768, 3:2 at 1216x832. The 16:9 option is sized for YouTube thumbnails and the 9:16 for Stories and Reels.
Step 03 — Generate
1–3 credits, back in under a minute
The image arrives in seconds — Flux 2 Pro averages around 24 seconds, and every model in the picker is verified to finish inside 60. Cost depends only on the model you picked: $0.10 at the cheap end, $0.30 at the top. Nothing is metered per month and nothing expires, so an image you never generate costs nothing.
Video mode — clips
Prompt in, clip out
The default in video mode, and the one to use when you want a shot rather than a whole video. You pick the model, so the same prompt can go to Kling, Veo or Seedance and you keep whichever lands.
Step 01 — Describe
Write the shot, or hand it a photo
Say what should happen and how the camera moves — a paper boat drifting down a flooded street at dusk, handheld. Attach a photo and the clip starts from that frame instead of from nothing. The same menu holds five more jobs: two frames bridged into one shot, reference images carried through a clip, a clip extended past its last frame, lip sync to an audio track, and motion control.
Step 02 — Choose
23 video models, from 9 labs
Kling v3, Veo 3.1, and Seedance 2.5 at the top, faster and cheaper models below them. Pick a length and an aspect ratio — 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 — and, where the model offers them, resolution and audio. The picker only shows the options the model you chose actually supports.
Step 03 — Render
From 1 credit, back in about a minute
The price shows before you render, and it depends on the model and the length: short clips on the cheaper models start at $0.10, and a long flagship render costs more. A clip that fails is refunded.
Video mode — finished videos
Topic in, finished video out
Four steps run back to back with nothing to approve in between. You type a topic and come back to a file you can upload.
Step 01 — Write
AI writes a scene-by-scene script
Type any topic — from "Why Alexander the Great Never Lost a Battle" to "5 Sleep Hacks Backed by Science." Leaxor writes a full script with dialogue, staging directions and visual cues, split into 8 scenes by default. No prompting skill required.
Step 02 — Illustrate
Consistent characters, in 7 styles
Every scene gets its own illustration, generated to match the action and to match the scenes around it. The style is yours to pick: Glass Skeleton, Realistic Cinematic, Anime, 3D Animated and more, including a custom style you describe yourself. Characters hold their identity across all 8 scenes — the thing stock-footage channels cannot copy, and the reason skeleton is one option here rather than the whole product.
Step 03 — Animate
Each still becomes a moving clip
Every illustration goes through a video model to gain natural motion — breathing, subtle camera drift, particle effects. Which model depends on the tier you chose, and that single choice is what separates a $1.50 draft from a $9.00 cinematic render.
Step 04 — Ship
Narration, captions, export
ElevenLabs narrates the script in a natural voice, word-level captions are burned directly into the frames, and everything is stitched into a 9:16 MP4 at up to 1080p — ready to upload to TikTok, Reels or Shorts with no editor in between.
What each output costs
Credits are $0.10 each and never expire. The smallest purchase is 50 credits ($5.00). There is no subscription, no monthly minimum and no free tier — an output you never generate costs nothing.
| Output | Credits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Image — cheapest model | 1 | $0.10 |
| Image — dearest model | 3 | $0.30 |
| Video clip — cheapest model, shortest length | 1 | $0.10 |
| Finished video — Affordable | 15 | $1.50 |
| Finished video — Standard | 30 | $3.00 |
| Finished video — Premium | 90 | $9.00 |
Full detail, including team wallets and per-member budgets, is on the pricing page.
10
Image models in the picker
23
Video models in the picker
5–10 min
Topic → finished MP4
Questions people ask first
Do image mode and video mode share one balance?
Yes. There is one credit balance and both modes spend from it. An image costs 1–3 credits depending on the model; a video clip is priced by model and length, from 1 credit; a finished video costs 15, 30, 90 credits depending on the quality tier. Credits are $0.10 each and never expire.
How long does each mode take?
An image comes back in seconds — every model in the picker is verified to finish inside 60. A clip takes about a minute. A finished video takes 5–10 minutes end to end, because it runs a script, eight illustrations, eight animated clips, a narration pass and a caption burn before it hands you the file.
Is there a free tier?
No. Leaxor is pay-as-you-go: no free tier, no trial credits and no subscription. Credits cost $0.10 each, the smallest purchase is 50 credits ($5.00), and they never expire — so you pay for the outputs you actually make and nothing else.
Do I have to use the skeleton style?
No. Skeleton is one of 7 video styles, and image mode does not use it at all. The others are Realistic Cinematic, Anime, 3D Animated, Whiteboard, Flat Infographic, Custom — the last of which lets you describe a style in your own words.
What do I actually get at the end?
From image mode, a finished image at the aspect ratio you picked, ready for a thumbnail, channel art or a standalone piece. From a clip, an MP4 in 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1. From a finished video, a 9:16 MP4 at up to 1080p with narration and burned-in captions already in the file — nothing to assemble afterwards.
See it for yourself
Generate an image for $0.10, a video clip from $0.10, or a finished narrated video from $1.50.
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