FLUX.2 Image Generator

Prompts to try with FLUX.2

Explore FLUX.2 examples for cinematic photography, tactile craft, product stills and studio portraits. Click an image to load its prompt.

Blue-hour city courierA bicycle courier in a cobalt jacket crossing a rain-slick city intersection just after sunset, subject sharply rendered against controlled motion blur, warm storefront reflections, cinematic editorial photography, realistic fabric and street texture.Studio portraitStudio portrait of a woman in a cream knit sweater by a window, soft daylight, shallow depth of field, natural skin texture.Storybook sceneA hand-painted watercolour countryside scene with a small cottage, soft pastel palette, storybook illustration, gentle light.Alpine observatoryA futuristic glass observatory perched on a snowy mountain ridge at dawn, a lone astronomer in a red parka, warm interior glow, cinematic architectural photography.Floating libraryA vast floating island library above sunlit clouds, stone stairways, arched book halls, hanging gardens, and a tiny explorer crossing a bridge, cinematic fantasy illustration.

Robot paper workshopFour palm-sized ceramic robots collaborating in a warm tabletop workshop to build three oversized coral and saffron paper flowers, tactile stop-motion craft style, visible paper fibres, glazed ceramic and soft morning studio light.Product still lifeA ceramic coffee cup on a pale stone surface, morning side light, soft shadow, minimal product photography.Collectible figurineA collectible vinyl figurine of a young traveller with a backpack on a neutral grey backdrop, soft studio light, glossy finish.Cobalt perfumeA sculptural cobalt-blue perfume bottle on a dark volcanic stone pedestal, a thin arc of water frozen behind it, premium editorial product photography.

Blue-hour city courierA bicycle courier in a cobalt jacket crossing a rain-slick city intersection just after sunset, subject sharply rendered against controlled motion blur, warm storefront reflections, cinematic editorial photography, realistic fabric and street texture.Product still lifeA ceramic coffee cup on a pale stone surface, morning side light, soft shadow, minimal product photography.Alpine observatoryA futuristic glass observatory perched on a snowy mountain ridge at dawn, a lone astronomer in a red parka, warm interior glow, cinematic architectural photography.

Robot paper workshopFour palm-sized ceramic robots collaborating in a warm tabletop workshop to build three oversized coral and saffron paper flowers, tactile stop-motion craft style, visible paper fibres, glazed ceramic and soft morning studio light.Storybook sceneA hand-painted watercolour countryside scene with a small cottage, soft pastel palette, storybook illustration, gentle light.Cobalt perfumeA sculptural cobalt-blue perfume bottle on a dark volcanic stone pedestal, a thin arc of water frozen behind it, premium editorial product photography.

Studio portraitStudio portrait of a woman in a cream knit sweater by a window, soft daylight, shallow depth of field, natural skin texture.Collectible figurineA collectible vinyl figurine of a young traveller with a backpack on a neutral grey backdrop, soft studio light, glossy finish.Floating libraryA vast floating island library above sunlit clouds, stone stairways, arched book halls, hanging gardens, and a tiny explorer crossing a bridge, cinematic fantasy illustration.

What FLUX.2 is good at

FLUX.2 FAQ

What people ask before their first image on FLUX.2.

1. 1

   What is FLUX.2?

   FLUX.2 is Black Forest Labs’ photoreal image model in this generator. It replaces FLUX Schnell for finished photographic work, with stronger materials, up to eight reference images, and 1K/2K output.

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   How much does one image cost?

   From 16 credits per image at 1K (24 at 2K), charged when the image is delivered. A generation that fails is not charged.

3. 3

   When should I use another model instead?

   Use Nano Banana Pro (from 36 credits) when text inside the image must stay legible or the scene is extremely dense. Use GPT Image 2 (from 12 credits) or GPT Image 2.5 Flare/Sunburst (from 16 credits) for layouts and diagrams. Use Seedream 5.0 Pro (from 20 credits) for multilingual production boards with many references.

4. 4

   Is FLUX.2 for drafts or finished photoreal shots?

   Both. It is fast enough to explore directions, but materials and lighting are strong enough for finished photoreal frames — unlike the old Schnell-style “cheap draft only” role.

5. 5

   Do I need an API key or a vendor account?

   No. Sign in here and generate with the same credits as every other model. Nothing to install, no separate Black Forest Labs account, no API key to paste.

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   Can I batch images or use references?

   Each run returns one image. You can attach up to eight reference images to guide identity, product or style. There is no four-at-a-time batch mode.