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IMAGE + VIDEO / GENERATIVE SYSTEM03What is FLUX 3?
FLUX 3 is Black Forest Labs’ multimodal model for generating and understanding images, video, audio and actions.
More than text prompts
Video can begin with text, an image, a reference clip or ordered keyframes, depending on how much control the shot needs.
Useful controls, clearly explained
We separate official model features from our own prompting advice, so you can see which claims come from the developer.
Early access still matters
FLUX 3 is rolling out in stages. Availability, output quality and pricing can change, so check BFL before planning paid work.
Four ways to create
with FLUX 3
Choose the workflow that gives your idea the clearest starting point.
01WORKFLOW / 01
Text to Video
Write the shot as you would brief a director: what happens, where it happens, how the camera moves, and what should be heard.
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02WORKFLOW / 02
Image to Video
Use a still as the starting point, then describe the movement you want. The image anchors the subject and composition while the prompt directs the action.
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03WORKFLOW / 03
Keyframe Control
Provide frames in sequence to define important moments in the shot. This gives the model clearer visual targets than text alone.
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04WORKFLOW / 04
Text to Image
Describe the subject, framing, light, materials and any text that must appear. Keep the first prompt focused, then adjust one detail at a time.
Explore this workflow →Ways to frame a brief.
These concept images illustrate common directions; they are not official FLUX 3 benchmark samples.
01Cinematic portrait
Controlled light, atmosphere and character detail.
02Editorial image
Graphic composition with precise art direction.
03Worldbuilding
A cinematic environment designed for motion.
04Product concept
Material, form and lighting exploration.
05Motion direction
Camera language and scene movement.
06Visual consistency
Repeatable subjects across changing scenes.
How to create with FLUX 3
Write the shot
Describe what is visible, what changes, how the camera moves, and how the scene should feel.
Attach references
Add only the images or keyframes that sharpen identity, composition, motion, or style.
Generate and refine
Review the whole result, then revise one instruction at a time for more predictable improvements.
A clearer way to plan image, video and audio generation.
FLUX 3 AI is Black Forest Labs' early-access multimodal foundation model. It is designed around a shared representation of images, motion and sound rather than treating each medium as an unrelated tool. For creators, that matters because a prompt can describe not only how a frame should look, but also how objects move, how a camera responds and how visible events should sound. This independent guide translates those published capabilities into decisions you can use before spending time or credits.
What makes FLUX 3 AI different?
The central idea behind FLUX 3 AI is multimodal creation. Black Forest Labs says the model jointly learns from images, video and audio in one architecture. Its published video modes cover text-to-video, image-to-video, video references, video continuation and keyframe-controlled transitions. The image side covers synthesis and editing across varied styles, aspect ratios and resolutions, with improved handling of complex prompts and multilingual text. These are early-access capabilities, so availability and results may change as the model and surrounding tools develop.
This site separates those first-party claims from our own workflow advice. Official specifications are linked on the sources page. Screenshots, showcase images and prompt examples on this site are illustrative unless a caption explicitly identifies them as an official sample. That distinction helps you evaluate FLUX 3 AI without confusing a product description with an independent test result.
Choose the right generation mode
Use text-to-video when the scene can be communicated clearly through subject, action, environment, camera and sound. Choose image-to-video when an approved frame already establishes identity, product shape, wardrobe, composition or visual style. Start-and-end-frame generation is useful when the opening and closing moments matter more than every intermediate movement. A reference-video workflow is better when motion language, character continuity or the structure of an existing clip needs to influence the new result.
FLUX 3 AI can also continue video and audio from an input clip. For a longer sequence, plan each generation as a shot with a clear purpose. Reuse stable descriptions and approved references, then review the transition between clips. Black Forest Labs describes agentic chaining for connecting clips into longer, multi-shot sequences, but creators should still check identity, spatial logic, sound continuity and pacing between every segment.
Write prompts that describe visible evidence
A useful FLUX 3 AI prompt begins with what the viewer can see. Name the subject, the visible action and the environment before adding style language. Then specify framing, camera movement, lighting, materials, pace and the final visual beat. Concrete instructions such as “a slow lateral tracking shot follows the cyclist through light rain” are easier to evaluate than abstract requests such as “make it epic.” If dialogue matters, identify the speaker and keep the line concise. If sound matters, connect each effect to a visible source.
References should have assigned roles. One image might define a character, another might define a product finish, and a clip might demonstrate camera rhythm. Explain those roles in the prompt instead of uploading several assets without hierarchy. When a generation is close but imperfect, preserve the successful decisions and change one major variable at a time. This makes FLUX 3 AI iteration easier to diagnose and reduces conflicting instructions.
Review quality beyond a single frame
Video quality is temporal. Watch the complete output and check whether identity, anatomy, product geometry, typography and materials remain stable while the subject moves. Confirm that camera movement matches the requested framing and that the ending lands on the intended composition. For native audio, listen for synchronization between impacts and sound, consistent ambience, intelligible dialogue and unwanted changes between shots. A beautiful thumbnail does not prove that the full sequence works.
For image work, inspect prompt adherence, composition, edge detail, small objects and any text inside the scene. FLUX 3 AI is presented by Black Forest Labs as capable of high-accuracy multilingual text, but important copy should still be checked character by character. For commercial work, verify logos, packaging, legal text and product details outside the generation workflow before publishing.
Understand access, credits and limitations
FLUX 3 AI is in early access. The video interface on this website currently supports text, image, start/end-frame and reference-video workflows after sign-in. Image generation remains labelled “coming soon.” Credit packs and per-second usage shown on the pricing page are prices for this website's service; they are not Black Forest Labs API prices. Check the selected resolution, duration and displayed credit cost before submitting a task.
Generative outputs can be inconsistent, and a prompt cannot guarantee a specific creative result. Do not treat examples as benchmarks unless the testing method, model version, settings and inputs are disclosed. For production planning, run like-for-like tests with the same prompt and reference set, review several outputs and keep a human approval step for factual, legal and brand-sensitive material.
Use this FLUX 3 AI guide as a decision path
Start with the FLUX 3 AI video generator if you already know the input mode and settings you need. Read the complete video workflow when you need help planning a shot, assigning references or reviewing continuity. The video prompt guide focuses on prompt structure, while the comparison pages explain how published features differ from other models. For still-image planning, use the FLUX 3 AI image overview and image prompt guide while generation remains unavailable on this site.
The goal is not to repeat the phrase FLUX 3 AI as often as possible. The goal is to answer the questions behind the search: what the model is, which inputs it accepts, how native audio and keyframes work, how to write a useful prompt, what this website currently offers and which claims come from official sources. That gives readers enough context to choose a workflow and gives search engines a clear, coherent subject without artificial keyword stuffing.
FLUX 3 capabilities
CapabilityImageVideo
Starting inputText + referencesText + images + keyframes
Creative controlComposition, style, textMotion, camera, timing
Output focusImage synthesis and editingVideo with native audio
Sound—Speech, effects and ambience
Best forBrand, editorial, conceptStory, campaign, previs
FLUX 3 essentials
What can I create with FLUX 3?
Black Forest Labs describes image synthesis and editing plus video generation from text, images, keyframes and reference video.
Can FLUX 3 start from an image?
Yes. An image can guide identity, composition, product appearance, style, or the starting frame for a moving scene.
Does FLUX 3 support audio?
Yes. Black Forest Labs lists native audio generation, including dialogue, sound effects and ambience, among FLUX 3 Video capabilities.
How should I write a better prompt?
State the subject and action first, then environment, composition, camera, light, style, sound, and any details that must remain stable.
Can I generate on this site now?
Video generation is available after sign-in. Image generation remains marked as coming soon.
Read the guide before
you spend the credits.
Start with the verified capabilities, then build a prompt around the controls that are actually available.
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