
Leonardo
4.4
Leonardo's strength is custom models trained on a brand or character style, which makes it the practical choice for game art and any visual story that has to stay consistent across many images.

- Pricing
- $12/mo
- Free tier
- No
- Commercial use
- Check the vendor terms
- Japanese UI
- Not confirmed
- Enterprise contract
- Not confirmed
What it is good for
- Game art and character design
- Visual stories that need continuity across images
- Teams that want to train a model on their own style
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- Custom models capture a brand or character style
- Pro from $12/mo with a free tier; commercial use permitted
- Handles everything from photographic to anime styles
Trade-offs
- Smaller community and lower awareness than Midjourney
- Without the custom-model requirement, Midjourney is quicker
Editors' review
Train it on your style — built for consistent, repeated output
Leonardo's differentiator is the ability to train custom models on a specific brand or character style, which matters for game production, character design and any visual narrative that must stay continuous.
Pro starts at $12/mo with a free tier and commercial use is permitted. Built originally on Stable Diffusion foundations, it covers everything from photographic to anime styles at good fidelity.
On raw art quality it has drawn close to Midjourney, but awareness and community size are still well behind. Without a custom-model requirement, Midjourney is faster to get value from.
Verdict
The first choice for generating brand, character or game assets repeatedly in the same tone. For general work, Midjourney.
Compiled from official documentation and public sources, with our own editorial judgement. We do not publish figures we cannot source.