Generate with references
Guide composition, pose, depth, style and subject appearance.
Designers, marketers and game creators reach for Leonardo AI when they need polished visual concepts without building a complex generation workflow. It is particularly good at stylized assets, reference-guided images and rapid variations.
Leonardo is built for turning rough visual directions into production-ready concepts without moving between several apps. Its model library spans photorealism, illustration and stylized game art. Reference controls can steer structure and visual treatment, while Canvas Editor supports masking, inpainting and outpainting. Motion turns still generations into short clips. The workflow fits ad concepts, social graphics, product mockups and game assets.
The free account refreshes a limited token allowance daily and works for evaluation, though its creations are public. Paid subscriptions begin around $12 monthly, supplying a larger token pool, private generations and faster processing. Higher tiers increase those limits and offer relaxed generation after fast tokens are spent for eligible models. Usage varies with the selected model, resolution and operation. Commercial use is permitted under Leonardo’s terms, but teams should check the plan rules before producing client work.
Guide composition, pose, depth, style and subject appearance.
Extend scenes or replace selected areas with generated content.
Build reusable styles or subjects from your image set.
Increase resolution and recover detail inside the workspace.
Create short motion clips from generated or uploaded images.
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