Animated Drawings App NextLeap Features: What Changed
An update to our earlier NextLeap preview: what you can create today, how credits work, and where to find the current walkthrough.
This article began as a NextLeap preview in May 2025. It was updated on October 26, 2026 to explain the app available today. The earlier Pro and YOOXIN roadmap should no longer be used as a list of features you can buy or use.
What you can create today
Animated Drawing turns one image into a five-second, 1080p video with generated sound. You can start with a photo, drawing, painting, or character image you are allowed to upload.
Choose the image, sign in when asked, check your credits, and confirm generation. You do not mark joints, select a model, write a prompt, or choose an action template. Processing takes time; the five seconds describe the finished video, not a promised wait.
The movement and sound are a new interpretation. They do not recover a person's real voice or guarantee an exact action, expression, or unchanged detail.
What happened to the earlier feature list?
The original preview described prompt controls, preset actions, batch rendering, lip sync and other planned features. Those are not controls offered by the current experience. It creates one short video from the image you choose.
The preview also mentioned a Pro beta and free trial credits. Current signup does not include free generation credits, and the current purchase options are one-time credit purchases. Read the current price and credit explanation before deciding to buy.
Credits, saving and sharing
Each new generation uses 10 credits. A purchase adds credits to your account; you decide when to confirm generation and which image to use. Existing credits remain available.
A successful new Moment is saved to your account automatically. You can find it in Moments, use private Like, download the video or share it. There is no separate paid Keep step, and another generation uses additional credits.
Check the permissions for any image or character you use before publishing the result. The earlier reference to commercial license options does not grant rights to someone else's artwork.
Start with the current walkthrough
The step-by-step guide follows the current path from choosing an image to a saved Moment, including payment and failure recovery.