Flux 3 image production

Turn a precise brief into a remarkable image.

Turn a deliberate prompt and optional visual reference into a production-ready image, with practical aspect ratios and no model-picker detour.

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Generation cost
10 credits
Starter balance
20 credits free
Image brief01 / Compose
Up to 2,000 characters
Reference imageOptional · for image editing
PNG, JPEG or WebP · up to 8 MB
Aspect ratio
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Prompt directions

A brief should sound like a decision, not a word cloud.

These production patterns show how subject, material, light, camera, and destination work together.

Open the prompt gallery

Why this workspace

A shorter path from brief to usable image.

The interface is intentionally narrow: one clear workflow, the controls that change composition, and a predictable cost before every run.

01

One focused workflow

New compositions and reference-led edits share one workflow, without asking you to decode a model menu before the work starts.

02

Controls with a purpose

Prompt, reference, and aspect ratio stay visible together, so every choice maps directly to the image you need to deliver.

03

Credits you can predict

A standard image costs 10 credits. An edit with an input image costs 15. The unit stays stable even when the provider changes.

Built for actual deliverables

Start with the format the image must serve.

01

Product campaigns

Stage products in controlled materials, lighting, and camera language before committing to a physical shoot.

02

Editorial concepts

Explore visual directions for articles, covers, and social crops while keeping the core art direction consistent.

03

Architecture studies

Describe volume, circulation, façade rhythm, weather, and viewing height for more intentional spatial images.

04

Portrait systems

Build a repeatable portrait brief around lens, background, wardrobe, skin texture, and restrained post-production.

05

Interface artwork

Create supporting scenes and visual surfaces in the exact orientation needed by a landing page or product flow.

06

Rapid storyboards

Block a sequence of frames before spending production time on final illustration, photography, or motion.

How it works

Three decisions, then a result.

  1. 01

    Write the brief

    Name the subject and setting first. Add light, material, camera, and usage constraints only where they matter.

  2. 02

    Set the frame

    Choose one of five practical aspect ratios. Add a reference image only when the task is an edit rather than a fresh composition.

  3. 03

    Generate and refine

    Spend 10 credits for a new image or 15 for an edit, then revise the brief using what the first output taught you.

Pricing preview

Ten credits per standard image. No arithmetic at the button.

Annual plans lower the credit cost for repeat work. Every plan keeps the same generation unit and a 30-day refund window for eligible first purchases.

Compare every plan
Basic$4.90per month, billed annually
  • 6,000 annual credits
  • Up to 600 images
  • $0.98 per 100 credits
Professional$9.90per month, billed annually
  • 24,000 annual credits
  • Up to 2,400 images
  • $0.49 per 100 credits
Enterprise$19.90per month, billed annually
  • 72,000 annual credits
  • Up to 7,200 images
  • $0.33 per 100 credits

Straight answers

Credits, rights, and practical use—clearly stated.

What can I create with Flux 3?

Create new images from text or make reference-led edits. Describe the subject, setting, light, materials, camera language, and intended format for the clearest direction.

Do I need to choose a model?

No. The generation path stays focused, so you can work from the brief, reference, and frame without choosing from a technical model list.

How many credits does an image use?

A new image uses 10 credits. An edit that includes a reference image uses 15 credits.

Can I use generated images commercially?

Commercial use is allowed subject to the Terms of Service, the rights in your input material, applicable law, and any restrictions disclosed for the generation service.

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