FLUX.2 Pro is an image generation and editing model from Black Forest Labs. It makes an image from a text prompt, or edits and combines up to 10 reference images. In Sceneform you pick it in the image tool.

Which FLUX model should I use?

FLUX.2 Pro for photoreal images. FLUX.2 Max for the highest FLUX.2 quality. FLUX.2 Flex to set steps and guidance yourself. FLUX.2 Klein for fast drafts. FLUX.3 for 2K and 4K output.

Plans start at $19 a month, which covers about 250 FLUX.2 Pro images. One image costs 2 credits, or 3 at the 3:2 and 2:3 aspect ratios. On that plan, that is about 8 cents an image, or 11 cents at 3:2 and 2:3. A run of four costs 7 credits, or 10 at 3:2 and 2:3. The image tool shows the cost before you generate.

How does FLUX.2 Pro compare with Nano Banana Pro?

FLUX.2 Pro takes up to 10 reference images, and you can fix a seed to rerun a scene with one change. Nano Banana Pro takes up to 14 references, goes up to 4K, and has no seed. Both are in the same image tool.

Can I download FLUX.2 Pro?

In Sceneform you run FLUX.2 Pro in the browser. There is nothing to download or install.

What size are FLUX.2 Pro images?

It depends on the aspect ratio. 3:2 and 2:3 give the most pixels, at 1536 by 1024. Square images are 1024 by 1024. The sizes above show all nine.

Can I edit my own photo with FLUX.2 Pro?

Yes. Add the photo as a reference and describe the result you want. You can add up to 10 images, for example a product and the room to place it in.

How do I keep the same scene between runs?

Enter a seed and keep it, then change one phrase per run. Every comparison on this page was made that way, with seed 2611. The seed keeps the layout and look close, not identical: in the rows above, the handle, the carafe and the coffee level still change. To hold a subject closer, add an earlier image as a reference and describe the change.

Can I ask for a lens, an aperture or a camera angle?

Yes. Write it in the prompt, for example "100mm macro lens at f/2.8" or "flat lay from directly overhead". There are no separate camera settings.

Does FLUX.2 Pro support negative prompts?

No. There is no negative prompt field. Describe what you want to see. For example, write "a clean counter" where you would have written "no clutter".

Can I use FLUX.2 Pro images commercially?

Yes. Every paid plan includes commercial use and exports without a watermark.

Photoreal images with

FLUX.2 Pro

A matte white stoneware pour-over dripper on a glass carafe on a travertine counter in soft morning window light

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Black Forest Labs' image model for photographic work. Edit with up to 10 reference images.

Lens: 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view
Light: Soft daylight from a window on the left
Time of day: early morning
Material: matte white stoneware

Product photograph of a matte white stoneware pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view. Soft daylight from a window on the left, early morning. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.

Swap one phrase at a time

A FLUX.2 Pro prompt guide.Change one phrase at a time.

Each image below reran the prompt above with seed 2611. Each row swaps one underlined phrase. The new words are highlighted.

Lens and framing

Name the focal length, the aperture and where the camera stands. Depth of field follows the f-stop.

The base image used "50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view".

24mm lens at f/8, wide shot from across the kitchen, the dripper small in frame
Product photograph of a matte white stoneware pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 24mm lens at f/8, wide shot from across the kitchen, the dripper small in frame. Soft daylight from a window on the left, early morning. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.
100mm macro lens at f/2.8, close-up of the dripper's rim and the wet coffee bed
Product photograph of a matte white stoneware pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 100mm macro lens at f/2.8, close-up of the dripper's rim and the wet coffee bed. Soft daylight from a window on the left, early morning. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.
50mm lens at f/4, flat lay from directly overhead, camera pointing straight down
Product photograph of a matte white stoneware pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, flat lay from directly overhead, camera pointing straight down. Soft daylight from a window on the left, early morning. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.

Light

Say where the light comes from and how hard it is. The shadows move with it.

Hard sunlight through venetian blinds on the left, casting striped shadows
Product photograph of a matte white stoneware pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view. Hard sunlight through venetian blinds on the left, casting striped shadows, early morning. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.
Daylight from a window behind the dripper, backlighting it
Product photograph of a matte white stoneware pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view. Daylight from a window behind the dripper, backlighting it, early morning. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.
Soft daylight from a skylight directly overhead
Product photograph of a matte white stoneware pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view. Soft daylight from a skylight directly overhead, early morning. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.

Time of day

Change only the time. The color and angle of the daylight change with it.

harsh midday
Product photograph of a matte white stoneware pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view. Soft daylight from a window on the left, harsh midday. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.
golden hour, low sun
Product photograph of a matte white stoneware pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view. Soft daylight from a window on the left, golden hour, low sun. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.
blue hour, just after sunset
Product photograph of a matte white stoneware pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view. Soft daylight from a window on the left, blue hour, just after sunset. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.

Material

Swap the material and keep the object. Reflections and translucency follow the surface.

The base image used "matte white stoneware".

brushed copper
Product photograph of a brushed copper pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view. Soft daylight from a window on the left, early morning. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.
clear borosilicate glass
Product photograph of a clear borosilicate glass pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view. Soft daylight from a window on the left, early morning. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.
speckled sage-green glazed ceramic
Product photograph of a speckled sage-green glazed ceramic pour-over coffee dripper on a glass carafe, on a travertine kitchen counter beside a folded linen towel and a small bowl of coffee beans. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level, three-quarter view. Soft daylight from a window on the left, early morning. Faint steam rising from the dripper. Natural color, fine surface texture, sharp focus on the dripper.

Edit with reference images.Name each one in the prompt.

Add up to 10 images. Call them image 1, image 2 and so on, and say what to take from each.

Image 1Person
Image 2Product
Image 3Setting

The ceramicist holding a steel gooseneck kettle over the copper dripper and glass carafe on a travertine counter, a linen towel and coffee beans beside it — The ceramicist from image 1 pours hot water from a gooseneck kettle into the brushed copper dripper on the glass carafe from image 2, standing at the travertine kitchen counter from image 3. Shot on a 50mm lens at f/4, eye level. Soft daylight from a window on the left, early morning. Natural skin texture, faint steam.FLUX.2 Pro, 3:2, seed 2611. One run.

FLUX.2 Pro, Max, Flex or Klein?Pick one for the job.

The same prompt and seed on all five. Pro takes up to 10 reference images and sets its own steps and guidance. FLUX.2 costs less and lets you set both.

FLUX.2 Pro: A ceramicist with grey curls holding a freshly thrown bowl in her studio — Editorial portrait of a ceramicist in her fifties with grey curls and clay-dusted hands, holding a freshly thrown bowl in her studio. Shot on an 85mm lens at f/2. Soft north light from a large window on the right. Natural skin texture, linen apron, shelves of drying pots behind her.Seed 2611, each model at its default settings. All at 2:3 except Klein, which has no 2:3 and ran at 3:4.

FLUX.2 Max: A ceramicist with grey curls holding a freshly thrown bowl in her studio — Editorial portrait of a ceramicist in her fifties with grey curls and clay-dusted hands, holding a freshly thrown bowl in her studio. Shot on an 85mm lens at f/2. Soft north light from a large window on the right. Natural skin texture, linen apron, shelves of drying pots behind her.Seed 2611, each model at its default settings. All at 2:3 except Klein, which has no 2:3 and ran at 3:4.

FLUX.2 Pro
Best for
Photographic images
Reference images
Up to 10
Steps and guidance
Set by the model
Aspect ratios
9
Negative prompt
No
Seed
Yes
FLUX.2 Max
Best for
The highest FLUX.2 quality
Reference images
Up to 10
Steps and guidance
Set by the model
Aspect ratios
9
Negative prompt
No
Seed
Yes
FLUX.2 Flex
Best for
Control over steps and guidance
Reference images
Up to 10
Steps and guidance
You set them
Aspect ratios
9
Negative prompt
No
Seed
Yes
FLUX.2
Best for
Cheap photo drafts
Reference images
Up to 3
Steps and guidance
You set them
Aspect ratios
9
Negative prompt
No
Seed
Yes
FLUX.2 Klein
Best for
Fast, cheap drafts
Reference images
Up to 4
Steps and guidance
You set them
Aspect ratios
5
Negative prompt
Yes
Seed
Yes

Setting	FLUX.2 Pro	FLUX.2 Max	FLUX.2 Flex	FLUX.2	FLUX.2 Klein
Best for	Photographic images	The highest FLUX.2 quality	Control over steps and guidance	Cheap photo drafts	Fast, cheap drafts
Reference images	Up to 10	Up to 10	Up to 10	Up to 3	Up to 4
Steps and guidance	Set by the model	Set by the model	You set them	You set them	You set them
Aspect ratios	9	9	9	9	5
Negative prompt	No	No	No	No	Yes
Seed	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

FLUX.3, the next generation, is in the image tool too. It adds 2K and 4K output.

Sizes and settings.Everything FLUX.2 Pro takes.

Prompt: Up to 2,000 characters
Reference images: Up to 10. Add one or more to edit, restyle or combine.
Images per run: 1 to 4
Seed: Any whole number. Leave it blank for a new result each run.
Steps and guidance: Set by the model. Use FLUX.2 or FLUX.2 Flex to set them yourself.
Negative prompt: None. Describe what you want in the frame instead.

2:3 1024 × 1536

3:2 and 2:3 give the most pixels.

Simple pricing that scales with you.

Pick the plan for how much you post. Every model on every plan. Unused credits roll over. Cancel anytime.

Creator

$19/month

Billed monthly

For solo creators posting every week

500 credits every month

Up to 250 FLUX.2 Pro images
Up to 50 AI videos
Up to 1.5 hours of AI voiceover
Roll over up to 1,000 credits

Start with Creator

Pro

Studio

$99/month

Billed monthly

For brands and production teams

2,700 credits every month

Up to 1,350 FLUX.2 Pro images
Up to 270 AI videos
Up to 9 hours of AI voiceover
Roll over up to 5,400 credits

Start with Studio

Scale

$199/month

Billed monthly

For agencies running always-on content

5,500 credits every month

Up to 2,750 FLUX.2 Pro images
Up to 550 AI videos
Up to 18 hours of AI voiceover
Roll over up to 11,000 credits

Start with Scale

Every plan includesEvery model, 90+ and countingReusable AI personasSceneform Studio editorCommercial usage rights

Want checkout, comparison tables, or a custom volume? See the full pricing page

FLUX.2 Pro FAQ

A white dripper on a glass carafe on a travertine kitchen counter, beside a linen towel and a bowl of coffee beans

Fix the seed. Change one phrase.Try FLUX.2 Pro.

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FLUX.2 Pro

A FLUX.2 Pro prompt guide.Change one phrase at a time.

Lens and framing

Light

Time of day

Material

Edit with reference images.Name each one in the prompt.

FLUX.2 Pro, Max, Flex or Klein?Pick one for the job.

FLUX.2 Pro

FLUX.2 Max

FLUX.2 Flex

FLUX.2

FLUX.2 Klein

Sizes and settings.Everything FLUX.2 Pro takes.

Simple pricing that scales with you.

Creator

Pro

Studio

Scale

FLUX.2 Pro FAQ

What is FLUX.2 Pro?

Which FLUX model should I use?

Is FLUX.2 Pro free?

How does FLUX.2 Pro compare with Nano Banana Pro?

Can I download FLUX.2 Pro?

What size are FLUX.2 Pro images?

Can I edit my own photo with FLUX.2 Pro?

How do I keep the same scene between runs?

Can I ask for a lens, an aperture or a camera angle?

Does FLUX.2 Pro support negative prompts?

Can I use FLUX.2 Pro images commercially?

Fix the seed. Change one phrase.Try FLUX.2 Pro.