AI art
generator.
The one that actually finishes the picture: type a sentence, get finished high-res art — anime, illustration, 3D, cinematic. Seven leading models in one browser tab. No subscription, no Discord, no install.
Same tool, same single credit — you can also generate AI image stills or turn your art into faceless YouTube videos.
Prompt to finished art in three steps
Everything happens in your browser — instant, no queue channel to wait in.
Describe it
Type what you want in plain English — a scene, a character, a poster, a mood. No slash commands, no reference sheet.
Pick model + style
Choose one of 7 models and one of 6 style presets — or leave the Flux 2 Pro default. Then set your aspect ratio.
Get finished art
A high-res still appears right in the browser, ready to download. No Discord, no install, no queue channel.
Seven art models in one place
One prompt box, seven engines — each a text-to-image model with its own strengths. Switch with a click — every model costs the same 1 credit, so picking the best tool for the look never costs extra. Here's the one job each is best at.
Want the photoreal-first framing? See the AI image generator for photoreal stills.
Six style presets
Lock the whole look in one click — no prompt-engineering rabbit hole required.
Film lighting, depth, and drama.
Camera-accurate, lifelike detail.
Clean, dimensional CGI look.
Stylized cel-shaded illustration.
Hand-drawn and vector-clean art.
Concept-art pop and painterly color.
Aspect ratios for creators
The formats faceless YouTubers actually publish — not a generic square-only art toy.
Making vertical art? Generate vertical 9:16 stills for Shorts and Reels.
Honest positioning vs Midjourney & DALL-E
Midjourney is a genuinely gorgeous engine — but it lives in Discord, needs a paid plan to start, and gives you one model's taste. DALL-E runs in a browser, but it's a single general-purpose model with no dedicated creator tier and no thumbnail or vertical ratios built in.
Leaxor's pitch is narrower and honest: it's the stylized, made-for-thumbnails art tool with no subscription — you pay per image and credits never expire — puts seven models behind one prompt box, and runs where you already plan your videos. It won't out-paint Midjourney on every artistic portrait — but you'll never wait in a queue channel, and you can A/B a prompt across Recraft, Ideogram, and Black Forest Labs' Flux without leaving the tab.
And because it's wired into the rest of Leaxor, the same idea becomes a thumbnail, a 9:16 still, and a finished video — not three separate subscriptions.
Where Leaxor is genuinely different
Comparison reflects each tool's standard offering. Midjourney and DALL-E are excellent at what they do — this maps the creator-workflow gaps Leaxor fills, not overall image quality.
Made for faceless YouTube
Thumbnails, channel art, and 9:16 stills from one tool — then push the same idea straight into video. That's the difference between a general art toy and a creator's image hub.
16:9 thumbnails
Native thumbnail ratio, and Ideogram v3 for bold, readable on-image text. Then run it through the contrast checker before you publish.
9:16 story & reel art
Vertical stills sized for Shorts, Reels, and story covers — the format your channel actually posts.
Channel art & concept work
Banners, avatars, and concept art in Illustration, Anime, or Digital art presets — a consistent look across your channel.
Ready to make the thumbnail? Make AI YouTube thumbnails, or take the whole idea further and run the full AI video pipeline.
Credits, not subscriptions
One credit makes one image, on every model. Credits are $0.10 each, the smallest top-up is 50 ($5), and they never expire — you pay for what you make, with no monthly plan to use up.
Same flat rate on all 7 models — premium included.
The smallest pack. Buy once, spend whenever.
Pay for what you make — no monthly reset.
Business seats cost nothing — per-member budgets.
See full pricing for the complete breakdown.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the AI art generator cost?
There's no subscription. You buy credits at $0.10 each and each image costs exactly 1 credit — so a finished piece of art is 10 cents, on any of the 7 models. All 7 cost the same single credit, so the premium engines aren't paywalled behind a higher tier. Credits never expire, and the smallest top-up is 50 credits ($5), so you buy a batch once and spend it whenever. You only ever pay for the images you actually generate.
What's the difference between an AI art generator and an AI image generator?
It's mostly about what you're aiming for. 'Art' tends to mean stylized, illustrative output — anime, painterly, vector, 3D, concept-art looks where visual pop matters more than realism. 'Image' usually means photoreal, camera-accurate results. Leaxor does both: pick the Illustration, Anime, 3D render, or Digital art preset (with models like Recraft and Ideogram) for stylized art, or Photoreal/Cinematic with Flux 2 Pro or Imagen 4 Ultra for realism. Same tool, same single credit — you choose the lane.
Which model should I pick for AI art?
Match the model to the look. Recraft v4 is built for illustration and clean vector art. Ideogram v3 is the one to use when your art needs legible text (titles, logos, posters). Seedream 4.5 leans cinematic and moody. Flux 2 Pro is the crisp, photoreal default. Imagen 4 Ultra (Google) nails photoreal detail. Nano Banana Pro Ultra is the top-quality pick when you want maximum fidelity. HiDream is the fast, cheap workhorse for quick iterations. All 7 sit behind one toggle and cost the same 1 credit each, so switching models never costs extra.
Can I use it to make YouTube thumbnails?
That's exactly who it's built for. Choose the 16:9 aspect ratio for thumbnails, 9:16 for Shorts/Reels art, 1:1 for square posts, or 3:2 for classic stills. Pair that with Ideogram v3 when you need bold, readable text baked into the image, or a Cinematic/Digital art preset for scroll-stopping pop. Leaxor is a creator tool, not a general art toy — the aspect ratios and presets map to the formats faceless YouTubers actually publish.
Do I need Discord or any app to use it?
No. Unlike Midjourney's Discord-bot workflow, Leaxor runs entirely in your browser — type a prompt, pick a model and style, and the finished high-res image appears right there. Nothing to install, no server to join, no slash commands. Describe it, get a finished image, download it.
Who owns the art I generate?
You're generating original images from your own prompts, and Leaxor doesn't reuse them. Paid plans are intended for commercial creator use — thumbnails, channel art, social posts. As with any AI generator, double-check that your prompt itself doesn't reproduce someone's trademark or copyrighted character, since that's on the prompt, not the tool.
Keep creating
The photoreal-first image generator — 7 models, 1 credit per still.
OpenMake click-worthy YouTube thumbnails with legible on-image text.
OpenTurn your art into narrated, captioned faceless videos.
OpenThe full pipeline — topic in, finished animated Short out.
OpenPay-as-you-go credits at $0.10 each — see the full breakdown.
OpenMade with Leaxor
Real images generated in Leaxor — each from a single text prompt, across different models. No editing, no touch-ups.
Type a sentence.
Get finished art.
No subscription — pay per image, credits never expire. Seven models, six style presets, and every creator aspect ratio, all in your browser.
Start creatingOr explore the rest of the kit: the AI image generator for photoreal stills, the AI video generator, and pricing.