AI video generator
The whole video side of Leaxor, and how it compares with the rest of the category.
Clips on 23 models · or topic → finished MP4
Text to
video AI.
Leaxor is a text to video AI that works two ways. Write a prompt, or attach a photo, and pick one of 23 video models — Kling, Veo, Seedance and more — to get a clip back in about a minute. Or type a topic, and Leaxor writes the script, illustrates every scene in one consistent style, animates it, adds narration and burned-in captions, and hands back a finished 9:16 MP4 in 5–10 minutes. No filming, no editing, no timeline.
No subscriptionCredits never expire9 video labs, one balanceFinished video in 5–10 min
Two ways to turn text into video
A clip is one shot. A finished video is the whole thing — script, scenes, voice and captions. Most people need both at different times, so they come from the same prompt box and the same credits.
A clip, from a prompt or a photo
Describe the shot — subject, action, setting, camera move — or attach a photo to animate, then pick the model. The clip comes back in about a minute at 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1, depending on what the model supports.
Beyond plain text to video, the same menu does frames to video, reference to video, extend video, lip sync, and motion control.
Use it for:B-roll, ad shots, a single scene you'll cut into your own edit. From 1 credit a clip, priced by model and length.
A finished video, from a topic
Type one sentence about what the video is about. Leaxor writes the script, illustrates every scene in the style you choose, animates it, narrates it and burns in word-level captions. What comes back is a 9:16 MP4 you can post as it is.
The visual style holds across every scene and every video, which is what makes a run of videos look like one channel.
Use it for: Shorts, TikToks and Reels where the whole video is the point. 15, 30, or 90 credits a video, by quality tier.
The text to video models on Leaxor
23 models from MiniMax, ByteDance, Alibaba, Google, PixVerse, Black Forest Labs, Kuaishou, Lightricks, and xAI. The price shown is where each model starts — its shortest, lowest-resolution render without sound. Longer clips, higher resolution and generated audio cost more, and the dashboard shows the exact figure before you run anything.
| Model | Lab | Band | Good for | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 1.0 Pro | ByteDance | Everyday | Best value at length — anything from 3 to 12 seconds | 1 credit · $0.10 |
| Veo 3.1 Lite | Everyday | Veo with a soundtrack, at a sixth of what Veo 3.1 costs | 2 credits · $0.20 | |
| PixVerse V6 | PixVerse | Everyday | The cheapest way to get sound — and five stylised looks | 2 credits · $0.20 |
| Wan 2.5 | Alibaba | Everyday | Reliable all-rounder, priced by the resolution you pick | 3 credits · $0.30 |
| MiniMax H3 Max | MiniMax | Everyday | MiniMax's sharpest prompt adherence, still in the everyday band | 3 credits · $0.30 |
| Hailuo 2.3 | MiniMax | Everyday | Cheapest way to see an idea move. 768p, unusually good camera work | 4 credits · $0.40 |
| Flux 3 Draft | Black Forest Labs | Everyday | Block out a shot for pennies, then re-run it on Flux 3 | 4 credits · $0.40 |
| Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 | Premium | Google's fast lane — and the cheapest route to 4K | 1 credit · $0.10 | |
| Wan 3.0 | Alibaba | Premium | The GA replacement for Wan 2.5, with audio on by default | 3 credits · $0.30 |
| MiniMax H3 | MiniMax | Premium | 2K and 4K output for less than most models charge for 1080p | 3 credits · $0.30 |
| Kling 2.6 Pro | Kuaishou | Premium | The cheapest Kling that still scores its own audio | 4 credits · $0.40 |
| Wan 3.0 Prime | Alibaba | Premium | Wan 3.0 with the detail turned up, for the shots that carry a video | 4 credits · $0.40 |
| Hailuo 2.3 Pro | MiniMax | Premium | The 1080p cut of Hailuo — one fixed six-second take | 6 credits · $0.60 |
| Grok Imagine 1.5 | xAI | Premium | xAI's model — irreverent, fast, audio included | 6 credits · $0.60 |
| LTX-2.5 Fast | Lightricks | Premium | Quick iterations with sound baked in, and real camera moves | 7 credits · $0.70 |
| LTX-2.5 Pro | Lightricks | Premium | The finishing pass of LTX — same controls, higher fidelity | 9 credits · $0.90 |
| Flux 3 | Black Forest Labs | Premium | Black Forest Labs' first video model — and it runs to 20 seconds | 10 credits · $1.00 |
| Kling v3 | Kuaishou | Flagship | The current Kling: up to 15 seconds, native audio, shot planning | 3 credits · $0.30 |
| Kling v3 Pro | Kuaishou | Flagship | Kling v3 at 1080p — the best motion on the shelf | 4 credits · $0.40 |
| Kling O3 Pro | Kuaishou | Flagship | Kling's newest line — 1080p, and cheaper audio than v3 Pro | 4 credits · $0.40 |
| Veo 3.1 Fast | Flagship | Google's model with dialogue and sound, at a working price | 5 credits · $0.50 | |
| Veo 3.1 | Flagship | The full Veo — best prompt understanding and native sound, up to 4K | 10 credits · $1.00 | |
| Seedance 2.5 | ByteDance | Flagship | Holds one unbroken shot for up to 30 seconds. Expensive, and worth it | 13 credits · $1.30 |
How a topic becomes a finished video
Five stages, and none of them need you.
Type the topic
One sentence is enough — 'why most people never build wealth' or 'the psychology of procrastination'.
The script is written
Scene by scene, paced for short-form: a hook up front, one idea per scene, an ending that lands.
Every scene is illustrated
In one consistent style you choose — glass skeleton, realistic cinematic, anime, 3D animated, whiteboard, flat infographic, and custom — so scene seven looks like scene one.
Scenes are animated and narrated
Each illustration gets motion, narration is recorded over it (ElevenLabs voices on Standard and Premium), and word-level captions are burned into the frames.
A 9:16 MP4 comes back
Ready for YouTube Shorts, TikTok or Reels, in 5–10 minutes. No timeline and nothing to export.
Where Leaxor fits among text to video tools
“Text to video” covers four quite different kinds of product. Knowing which one you need saves a sign-up.
A lab's own app
Kling, Google
The place for that lab's full feature set. Leaxor's trade is breadth: one balance and one prompt box across several labs.
Avatar and presenter tools
HeyGen, Synthesia
Built for a person on screen reading a script. Reach for these when the video needs a presenter.
Editors and stock assemblers
InVideo, Fliki, VEED, Canva
Arrange stock footage, templates and voiceover around a script you bring.
Leaxor
Clips and finished videos
Generates the footage itself — a clip on a model you choose, or the whole narrated video from a topic.
What it costs
Pay as you go. Credits cost $0.10 each, you buy at least 50 at a time, and they never expire. There is no subscription and no free tier.
| A video clip | From 1 credit, by model and length |
|---|---|
| A finished video | 15, 30, or 90 credits, by quality tier |
| An image | 1–3 credits, by model |
Top-ups come in 100 ($10), 300 ($30), and 1,000 ($100), or any amount you choose. Failed generations are refunded automatically.
Text to video AI — frequently asked questions
What is text to video AI?
Text to video AI is generative AI that turns a written description into video. Most of it runs on video diffusion models, which learn to build a run of moving frames that matches a prompt. On Leaxor it works two ways: a prompt or a photo becomes a clip on a model you pick, or a topic becomes a finished, narrated video.
How does text to video AI work?
You describe a shot in words — the subject, what it does, where it is, how the camera moves — and a video model generates frames that match, usually a few seconds long. A finished-video tool adds the work around the clip: a script, a sequence of scenes, narration and captions. Leaxor does both, so you can stop at the shot or go all the way to an MP4.
Which text to video AI is best?
It depends on the shot, which is why picking a tool before a model is backwards. Google's Veo, Kuaishou's Kling and ByteDance's Seedance are the models most people compare, and each has its own look. Leaxor runs 23 models from 9 labs behind one prompt box, so you can run the same prompt on two or three and keep the one that works.
Is there a free text to video AI?
Leaxor isn't one: there's no free tier and no free credits. You pay per clip instead, and the cheapest model on the shelf starts at 1 credit ($0.10). Credits cost $0.10 each with a minimum of 50, there's no subscription, and credits you don't spend never expire.
What is Google's text to video AI?
Google's text to video model is Veo, from Google DeepMind. Leaxor runs Veo 3.1 Lite, Veo 3.1 Fast, and Veo 3.1 directly, plus Google's Gemini Omni Flash 1.1, so Veo clips come out of the same credit balance as Kling or Seedance.
What is the cheapest text to video AI?
On Leaxor the cheapest clip is Seedance 1.0 Pro at 1 credit for its shortest, lowest-resolution render. A clip's price depends on the model, its length and resolution, and whether it generates sound, so one prompt can cost very different amounts on different models. The model table on this page lists where every model starts.
Can I use Kling for text to video on Leaxor?
Yes. Leaxor runs Kling 2.6 Pro, Kling v3, Kling v3 Pro, and Kling O3 Pro from Kuaishou. Pick one from the video model list, write the prompt or attach a photo, and the clip comes back in the dashboard in whichever aspect ratios that model supports.
Sources: the text-to-video model overview for the definition and the role of diffusion models; Google DeepMind's Veo page; and Kuaishou's Kling AI.
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A topic becomes a video.
23 video models and a full topic-to-MP4 pipeline, on one balance that never expires.
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