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FLUX.2

Generate with FLUX.2 for photoreal and illustrative stills with exclusive examples in this workspace.

Also consider: FLUX.2 Pro or Max for higher finish; Seedream 5.0 Pro for dense information layouts.

FLUX.2 · live endpoint
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FLUX.2 examples

Exclusive visuals for this page. Use them as composition references when writing your own brief.

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Model overview

What FLUX.2 is for

FLUX.2 is the flexible Black Forest Labs route for photoreal product frames, editorial portraits, and illustrative plates. Keep the prompt ordered: output type, subject, composition, light, material, and finish. Use image-to-image when a reference must anchor identity. Inside Seedream 5.0 Pro, this model opens the generator with a live credit estimate before the request starts.

Decision guide

When to choose this route

Start with FLUX.2 for broad FLUX-family exploration. Move to FLUX.2 Pro for production batches and FLUX.2 Max when the still needs final-asset density. Credits are shown before every request. Keep the comparison on Seedream 5.0 Pro when you want this image route next to the live Seedream 5.0 Pro path.

Specification notes

Capabilities stay tied to what the live endpoint can do in this workspace.

Gallery-backed planning
Browse a wide FLUX.2 still set before writing production prompts.
Transparent fallback
Live alternatives are named instead of masking them behind an unsupported FLUX label.
Future benchmark set
A repeated suite of clear briefs makes later model evaluation more credible.

FLUX.2 prompt examples

Each example pairs a visual reference with a copyable production brief. Replace subjects while keeping hierarchy, light, and materials concrete.

FLUX.2 wide cinematic still example

Wide cinematic still

Environment plus one figure anchor keeps wide frames readable.

Wide cinematic still of a lone courier on a rain-soaked overpass at blue hour, distant city glow, anamorphic lens flares, restrained color grade.
FLUX.2 portrait fidelity example

Portrait fidelity

Skin texture and catchlights are easier to judge in a clean portrait brief.

Close portrait of a ceramicist in natural window light, clay dust on cheek, shallow depth, medium-format color photograph.
FLUX.2 product materials example

Product materials

Limit palette and specify reflections for a fair realism comparison.

Matte black camera body on rippled aluminium, thin ice-blue light strip, precise engraved details, premium industrial product photograph.
FLUX.2 interior concept example

Interior concept

Give the room one architectural move and a disciplined material palette.

Compact listening room with curved walnut wall, deep green wool sofa, low afternoon sun, built-in record shelves, quiet architectural photography.
FLUX.2 typography poster example

Typography poster

Keep exact title strings short and locate them explicitly.

Concert poster titled MIDNIGHT BRASS, saxophonist silhouette against amber spotlight, deep navy and gold, clean top title zone.
FLUX.2 food still life example

Food still life

A named gesture and table material make food imagery testable.

Hands breaking warm sesame flatbread over brushed aluminum, scattered herbs, hard noon shadow, contemporary food magazine still life.
FLUX.2 fashion close-up example

Fashion close-up

Fabric motion and lens choice should be explicit.

Tight FLUX.2 beauty frame: charcoal knit beanie, wind-lifted fringe, overcast skylight, visible wool weave and skin pores, 85mm studio-editorial look.
FLUX.2 launch still example

Launch still

Use contrast and negative space for a layout-ready announcement visual.

Electric bicycle suspended above a dark studio floor, crisp hard shadow, emerald reflector, left-side negative space for a product announcement.

A controlled image workflow

Small, intentional changes produce more learning than rewriting every part of the prompt.

  1. 01

    Pick a production category

    Use a product, portrait, layout, scene, or edit task that mirrors your actual work.

  2. 02

    Freeze the brief

    Save the wording and reference image before moving between model families.

  3. 03

    Generate transparently

    Use a live provider and model label for work that needs to ship today.

  4. 04

    Compare responsibly

    When FLUX.2 is available, compare outcomes on the same task, not on unrelated prompts.

Workspace facts

Live constraints for FLUX.2 on this route: endpoints, credit math, and provider pricing sources you can verify before generating.

Live endpoints on this page
FLUX.2 opens through 2 linked endpoints in the Seedream 5.0 Pro generator: black-forest-labs/flux-2; black-forest-labs/flux-2/edit. Available modes here: text to image, image to image. Shared aspect ratios: 1:1, 16:9, 4:3, 3:4, 9:16.
Credit cost in this workspace
A typical 1:1 text-to-image run with FLUX.2 costs 1 credit here. Image-to-image with one reference is 1 credit on black-forest-labs/flux-2/edit.

FLUX.2 user stories

What creators say after using this workflow in production.

The FLUX.2 examples page helps us write briefs with realistic light and material language before we commit studio budget.
Laura Bergstrom avatar
Laura BergstromPhotography art buyer
Even while FLUX.2 is tracked here, the prompt patterns translate directly to our live Seedream runs. Same hierarchy, different endpoint.
Samir Patel avatar
Samir PatelDesign lead
Gallery stills set a quality bar the team can point to in kickoff meetings instead of arguing from abstract adjectives.
Helena Cruz avatar
Helena CruzBrand photographer
I study the showcase for finish level — skin texture, metal, fabric — then mirror that vocabulary in whatever live model we use that week.
Peter Johansson avatar
Peter JohanssonRetoucher
Transparent status beats a fake generate button. We know when to wait for FLUX and when to ship with GPT Image 2 today.
Diana Okoro avatar
Diana OkoroMarketing director
FLUX.2 prompt examples taught our studio to lead with deliverable type: poster, product, editorial — not just “cinematic vibe.”
Ethan Moore avatar
Ethan MooreConcept illustrator

FLUX.2 FAQ

Can I generate with FLUX.2 here?+

Yes. FLUX.2 is live for text-to-image and image-to-image in this workspace. This applies inside the Seedream 5.0 Pro product.

What should I use for image output now?+

Use Seedream 5.0 Pro for structured visual work, FLUX.2 Pro for detailed production output, Nano Banana for rapid concepts, or GPT Image 2 for instruction-led typography and edits.

Why include a FLUX.2 gallery?+

It helps creators plan transferable visual briefs and provides a transparent benchmark set if a verified FLUX integration is added later. This applies inside the Seedream 5.0 Pro product.