FLUX
Visual intelligence with human taste and craft at the center
A family of generative image models from Black Forest Labs, spanning image generation and image editing capabilities and including versioned FLUX releases.
Pricing
Starting price only: FLUX.2 uses megapixel-based pricing. FLUX.2 [klein] 4B text-to-image is listed as 'from $0.014'; other FLUX variants and image editing have different rates.
Black Forest Labs' official FLUX pricing documentation identifies FLUX as an image-generation model line and lists a lowest current hosted text-to-image price of $0.014 per image for FLUX.2 [klein] 4B. FLUX is a family with model- and resolution-dependent rates rather than one universal price.
Model Intelligence
Recent stories
Magnific demonstrates a Wan 3.0 clip guided by one character sheet and a prompt specifying retained identity traits, scene direction, camera, and audio. Early creator tests say referenced styles can still shift toward a 3D look.
Black Forest Labs said Martin Scorsese joined as a partner and advisor and appeared in a working FLUX storyboard session. The endorsement gives generative pre-production a major filmmaker name; watch for more creator reaction and film workflow adoption.
Black Forest Labs released FLUX Virtual Try-On with demo and API access, claiming sub-4-second generations across thousands of products while preserving identity and garment details. The pitch targets catalog-scale apparel imagery, so teams should try it where logos, prints, and fit consistency usually break first.
Stages AI posts say creators can now sign up for limited early accounts ahead of its May 1 public opening. The preview also details 11 in-app LoRA training modes, automated quality scoring, and a Photoshop-like editor planned for next month, so watch for pricing and access limits.
Threads outlined multi-step pipelines for turning sketches into photoreal scenes, placing furniture with red-box prompts, and swapping in a real face after generation. Prompt-only inpainting still misses precise placement, so creators are using masks, ControlNet, and cleanup passes for tighter control.
Black Forest Labs says FLUX.2 [klein] 9B is now up to 2x faster for multi-reference editing at the same price, with new FP8 weights for leaner local runs. Retest reference-heavy edit pipelines if speed or local deployment was a blocker.