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FLUX 3 Image

Decide the frame shape and where each object sits, describe the setting in one line, then hit generate and FLUX 3 Image renders it.

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Plan First, Render Second with FLUX 3 Image

Sketch where each object belongs, settle the frame shape, and describe the setting in one line — FLUX 3 Image handles the rest.

  • Box-Based Placement Control
    Mark a region for each object you care about and type what should appear inside it.
  • Any Ratio, Same 0–1000 Grid
    Switch between portrait, landscape or square; coordinates stay comparable because each axis always runs 0 to 1000.
  • A Single Line Holds the Scene Together
    One sentence connects all your regions so the finished frame reads as a single scene rather than a collage.

Build a FLUX 3 Image in Three Steps

From a blank canvas to a fully arranged picture in three moves.

FAQ

FLUX 3 Image: Common Questions Answered

Straight answers on grids, regions, scene prompts and pricing.

1

How does a bounding box decide what lands where?

Each rectangle you draw becomes the territory for one described object, so whatever you type into a region shows up inside that region.

2

Why is the canvas measured on a 0 to 1000 grid?

No matter how tall or wide your frame is, width and height are each divided into 1000 units, which keeps every coordinate on one predictable scale.

3

Should I set the aspect ratio before drawing anything?

Yes. Pick the frame shape first; since both axes always span 0 to 1000, the coordinates you use stay meaningful even if you change that shape later.

4

Where does the scene prompt come in?

It is the single line that binds your separate regions into one coherent picture — the way 'Le Festival du Soleil' came out of boxed regions plus one scene description.

5

Can I give every box its own description?

Absolutely. Once a region is drawn, you type its own instruction, so each area of the frame carries separate content direction.

6

Is a subscription or seat licence required?

No. You pay per generation instead of per seat, there are no recurring plans, and open-weights tiers are available if you would rather run the models on your own hardware.

Compose Your FLUX 3 Image, Region by Region

Mark your regions, describe the scene in one line, and hit generate. You only pay for what you render.