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14 image models behind one prompt bar. Swap the model without rewriting the prompt, feed reference images, generate up to four at a time, keep everything in folders.
- Nano Banana 2
- GPT Image 2
- Seedream 5
- FLUX.2 Pro
- Imagen 4 Ultra
Generate on 37 models with one credit balance, plan the shots, then cut it on a real timeline. See what every generation costs before you run it.

Output from this account, untouched. Each one labelled with the model that made it and what it cost.





Priced before you run it, per model. A credit is a cent at the $10 pack: the cheapest image is $0.01, and an eight-second Veo 3.1 Quality clip at 720p is $2.13.
| Z-Image1K | 1credits |
|---|---|
| GPT Image 21K | 6credits |
| Nano Banana 21K | 7credits |
| Seedream 5.0 Pro2K | 12credits |
| Veo 3.1 Lite8s 720p | 26credits |
| Seedance 2.0 Mini5s 480p | 43credits |
| Kling 3.05s 1080p | 115credits |
| Veo 3.1 Quality8s 720p | 213credits |

Everything you generate lands in the same library, so a still from the image page can be the first frame of a video, and that video can be a clip on the timeline.

14 image models behind one prompt bar. Swap the model without rewriting the prompt, feed reference images, generate up to four at a time, keep everything in folders.

23 video models, including the ones that take a first and last frame, a reference clip, or a character you have already generated. Native audio where the model supports it.
A node canvas for the work you do more than once. One avatar into four prompts into four images into four videos, wired and re-runnable. 14 templates ship with it.

Describe the film. It comes back with a numbered shot plan for you to approve or reject, builds a storyboard still per shot, generates each segment, then cuts them together.

A real timeline, not a preview. Trim and slip clips, keyframe music under a voice track, add titles and captions, stabilise or denoise a shot, then render with ffmpeg.

Not a curated shortlist. Every model in the account, grouped by who trained it.
Generation is pay-as-you-go: buy a balance, spend it on whichever model fits the shot. Only publishing is a subscription, because its cost is too.
A credit is a cent at the $10 pack, and less on the larger ones. Unused credits stay on the balance.
No. One NextLeap account reaches every model on the list, and every generation draws from the same credit balance. You never see a provider key or a provider invoice.
It depends on the model, the resolution and the length, which is why the cost table lists real figures rather than a single headline price. A 1K image from Z-Image is 1 credit; an eight-second Veo 3.1 Quality clip at 720p is 213. Credits cost a cent each at the $10 pack.
Credits are charged when the job starts and refunded automatically when the provider rejects or fails it. Failed jobs show the reason on the tile and can be retried.
Yes. Any sequence exports as EDL (CMX3600) or FCPXML 1.9, which Final Cut, Resolve and Premiere all read, and the source clips download at full resolution. Overlays can export as alpha WebM or ProRes 4444.
Publishing and watermark-free export. Generation stays pay-as-you-go on credits. Publishing is a subscription because connected social accounts bill us every month whether or not you post from them, so a one-time credit does not match the cost. You never need Pro to generate, edit or download.
You get 30 credits to generate images with, without an account and without a card. Video, the editor and the workflow canvas need a signed-in account with credits.