A Leonardo AI alternative with the current best models
Leonardo is popular with game artists and designers for its fine-tuned models and its canvas. The reasons people look at alternatives: access to the newest third-party models as they ship, a cleaner path from image to video, and credits that do not reset monthly.
Fine-tunes versus frontier models
Leonardo's strength is a library of tuned styles. Frontier models have caught up on style control through references and prompting, while pulling ahead on realism, text rendering and prompt understanding. A workspace that exposes FLUX, Ideogram, Seedream, GPT Image and Nano Banana directly, and adds new models as they appear, gives you the frontier without waiting for a fine-tune.
Canvas, characters and video
The workflows Leonardo users care about are here: a canvas for composing and grouping, reference-based character consistency, upscaling and background removal, and image-to-video with the leading video models from the same project. Everything you make stays in a project you can share into a Space.
Pricing
Per generation from credits that never expire, with a free tier and no charge for failures. Heavy users can take a Workspace plan with a monthly allowance that rolls over.
How to do it in Vyndexo
Start a project
Create a project in Media Studio; references, prompts and outputs stay together.
Pick the model per image
Choose from 45 image models; prices shown per image.
Keep characters consistent
Attach your anchor image as a reference and lock the description; see the character guide.
Animate
Send any image to a video model as the start frame without re-uploading.
Common questions
Can I train my own model?
Not today; reference images and style prompts cover most of what fine-tunes were used for.
Is there a canvas?
Yes; see the Canvas feature page.
Do I keep commercial rights?
Yes, on every plan.