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Text to
image AI.

Type the words, get the image: describe what you want in plain English and Leaxor returns a finished, high-res still — thumbnails, art, B-roll, anything. Seven models, four creator ratios, all in your browser.

1 credit = 1 image on every model, and 1 credit is $0.10. Buy credits once — they never expire. No subscription, no Discord, nothing to install.

How text-to-image works on Leaxor

Four steps, all in one tab. Words in, finished image out — no layers, no timeline, no design skills.

1

Describe it

Type a plain-English description of the image you want — a subject, a scene, a mood. No jargon required.

2

Pick a model

Choose from 7 models with one click, or stick with the Flux 2 Pro default. Same prompt box, different engine.

3

Set style + ratio

Add a style preset (Cinematic, Photoreal, Anime…) and pick an aspect ratio — 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, or 3:2.

4

Get the still

A finished, high-res image lands in seconds. Download it and drop it straight into a thumbnail, Short, or post.

Seven models. Pick the one that fits the job.

Every model costs the same 1 credit, so switching is free. Start with the Flux 2 Pro default, then match the engine to what you're making.

Model
Best job
Flux 2 Pro
Default
Crisp, photoreal output — the go-to for most prompts.
Nano Banana Pro Ultra
Top quality
Maximum fidelity when the image has to be flawless.
Seedream 4.5
Cinematic
Moody, film-grade shots with dramatic lighting.
Imagen 4 Ultra
Google photoreal
Google-grade photorealism and clean detail.
Recraft v4
Illustration
Illustration and vector-style art with clean lines.
Ideogram v3
Best for text
Readable, correctly-spelled text baked into the image.
HiDream
Fast + cheap
Quick iterations when you want speed over polish.

Want the deep dive on the lineup? See the full AI image generator page.

Six style presets

Lock the look in one click. Presets nudge every model toward the aesthetic you're after — from camera-real to hand-drawn.

Cinematic
Photoreal
3D render
Anime
Illustration
Digital art

Four aspect ratios

Built for the formats creators actually publish — no cropping, no guesswork. Pick the shape, get the shape.

16:9YouTube thumbnails & landscape stills
9:16Shorts, Reels & story covers
1:1Square social posts & avatars
3:2Classic photo frame & blog headers

Where creators put text-to-image to work

This isn't a general art toy. Every ratio and preset maps to something a faceless creator ships.

YouTube thumbnails

Generate a 16:9 still, reach for Ideogram v3 when you need a legible on-image headline, and you've skipped the design tool entirely.

Channel art & banners

Consistent, on-brand artwork for headers and avatars — describe the vibe once and re-roll until it clicks.

B-roll & scene stills

Photoreal or illustrated stills to fill a scene in a faceless video, no stock-footage library required.

Social posts

Square 1:1 or vertical 9:16 images for feeds and stories, matched to whatever platform you're posting to.

Making thumbnails? Once you've got a still, you can check your thumbnail's contrast before you upload — and the same idea can become a full AI Shorts generator video.

Leaxor vs Midjourney & DALL·E for text-to-image

Midjourney and OpenAI's DALL·E are excellent — but each is one model, and Midjourney still routes you through Discord. If you're a creator turning ideas into thumbnails and Shorts, that's friction you don't need.

Leaxor's honest pitch is narrower and more useful: seven leading models behind one prompt box, pay-as-you-go pricing (10 cents an image, credits never expire), thumbnail and 9:16 ratios as first-class citizens, and everything in the browser tab where you already plan your videos. Under the hood you can reach for engines like Black Forest Labs' Flux or Google DeepMind's Imagen without switching tabs.

It won't out-paint Midjourney's most artistic portraits every time. What it does is let you switch from photoreal to vector to text-friendly on the same prompt — and then wire the result straight into a video pipeline.

Honest feature comparison

Feature
Leaxor
MJ
DALL·E
No subscription (pay per image)
7 models behind one prompt box
Runs in your browser (no Discord)
Native 16:9 thumbnail ratio
Native 9:16 vertical ratio
Text-capable model built in
Wired into an AI video pipeline

MJ = Midjourney. Comparison reflects each tool's standard workflow; features change, so check the latest from each provider.

Prompt tips for sharper results

Text-to-image rewards specificity. A few habits get you from “fine” to “post it.”

Lead with the subject

Name the one thing the image is about first — 'a lone astronaut,' 'a stack of gold coins' — then describe it. Vague prompts get vague images.

Set the style and lighting

Add 'cinematic, golden-hour lighting' or 'flat vector illustration.' A style preset does this in one click, but naming it in the prompt sharpens the result.

Describe the composition

Say 'close-up,' 'wide shot,' or 'centred with negative space on the left' so the model frames it the way you'll actually use it.

Use Ideogram v3 for words

If the image needs readable text — a title, a number, a label — switch to Ideogram v3. Most models garble letters; this one spells them right.

Credits, not subscriptions

One credit makes one image on any model, and one credit is $0.10. No subscription and no free tier — you buy credits once and they never expire, so you only pay for the images you actually generate.

Starter pack
$5
50 credits
Smallest top-up. Buy once, spend whenever.
Starter
$40
400 credits
For steady output
Creator
$70
700 credits
Most popular volume
Business
$130
1,300 credits
For teams & agencies

See the full breakdown and compare plans and pricing.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Leaxor's text to image AI cost?

There's no subscription and no free tier — you pay as you go. Credits cost $0.10 each and one image is 1 credit, so each still is 10 cents on any of the 7 models. The smallest top-up is 50 credits ($5), and credits never expire, so you only pay for what you generate.

How does text to image work?

You type a description of what you want, pick a model and a style preset (or leave the defaults), choose an aspect ratio, and Leaxor returns a finished, high-res still in seconds. No layers, no timeline — words in, image out.

Which model should I use?

Flux 2 Pro is the crisp, photoreal default. Reach for Nano Banana Pro Ultra for top-end quality, Seedream 4.5 for cinematic shots, Imagen 4 Ultra for Google-grade photorealism, Recraft v4 for illustration and vector looks, Ideogram v3 when the image needs readable text, and HiDream when you want fast and cheap.

Can I make YouTube thumbnails with it?

Yes — pick the 16:9 aspect ratio and you'll get a thumbnail-shaped image. There's also 9:16 for Shorts/Reels stories, 1:1 for square posts, and 3:2 for a classic frame. Use Ideogram v3 if you need readable text baked into the thumbnail.

Do I need to install anything or join a Discord?

No. It runs in your browser — no app to install, no Discord server to wrangle prompts in. Log in, type, and your finished image is right there to download.

Can I use the images commercially?

You generate the image from your own prompt and download the finished high-res still to use in your videos, thumbnails, and posts. Check the current terms for the specifics that apply to your plan.

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Made with Leaxor

Real images generated in Leaxor — each from a single text prompt, across different models. No editing, no touch-ups.

AI-generated cinematic image of a golden bull and bear made of glowing stock-market light — made with Leaxor
Flux 2 Pro
AI-generated cinematic scene of an astronaut on a bioluminescent alien shore under three moons — made with Leaxor
Seedream 4.5
AI-generated 16:9 YouTube thumbnail with bold, legible on-image text — made with Leaxor using Ideogram v3
Ideogram v3
AI-generated 3D render of a neon origami dragon on black — made with Leaxor
Flux 2 Pro

Type the words.
Get the image.

Pay per image, credits never expire, 7 models in one tab. Your idea is the hard part — Leaxor handles the pixels.

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