# Flux 3 Image | AI Image Generator & Editor Canonical page: https://flux3-image.com/ Explore Flux 3 Image for product visuals, editorial designs, and creative compositions. Discover image workflows, prompt ideas, and practical examples. ## Flux 3 Image: Control every pixel ## Turn ideas into carefully composed visuals. Create product scenes, editorial layouts, campaign visuals, and character compositions with the available image models. Featured source imagery: Black Forest Labs. Create an Image Review Credits Before Generating Create and refine images in your browser Choose a Model and Review Its Cost Review Credits Before Generating Create and refine images in your browser Choose a Model and Review Its Cost ## Explore Image Creation Workflows Start with a visual brief, edit an image with a supported model, or browse the Prompt Showcase for ideas. Create an Image Edit an Image Explore Examples ## An Image Workspace for Your Next Creative Brief Flux 3 Image brings image generation, supported image editing, and prompt examples into one creative workspace for designers, e-commerce teams, and marketers. Describe the subject, composition, lighting, and style. Choose an available model, review the credit cost, and inspect your result in History. Create an Image Image Creation | Visual Composition | Image Editing | Creative Direction ## Four Ways to Shape a Visual Idea ### Campaign Visuals with a Clear Composition Study the festival poster for its arrangement of image, color, and typography. For your own campaign, define the focal point and leave room for final copy. Source example: Black Forest Labs; this image was not generated on this site. Create a Campaign Visual ### Targeted Revisions for an Existing Image The surfing example explores a change to clothing and equipment colors. With a supported editing model, describe the change and the details you want to retain, then inspect the result. Source example: Black Forest Labs. Explore Image Editing ### Character Styling in a Specific Setting Study the Times Square composition for character styling, placement, and environment. Use reference images only where the selected model accepts them. Source example: Black Forest Labs; reference limits depend on your selected model. Create a Character Scene ### Creative Worlds with a Distinct Material The knitted village explores how a consistent material can define an entire scene. Describe the texture, scale, atmosphere, and viewpoint of your own idea. Source example: Black Forest Labs. Create a Visual World ## A Practical Workflow for Image Generation and Editing Build a focused image brief and use the controls offered by your selected model. Compare the completed image with your intended composition before deciding what to change. ### Describe the Image You Want Start with a subject, setting, lighting, camera viewpoint, and style. Include layout instructions for a product scene, poster, or editorial image when they matter. ### Bring a Reference When Supported Select an editing-capable model and upload a reference you have permission to use. Accepted file types, reference limits, and editing controls are shown in the generator. ### Review Settings and the Credit Cost Choose an available aspect ratio and resolution. Review the required credits before submitting; supported settings and costs vary by model. ## Explore Prompt Ideas and Published Examples Browse published cases in the Prompt Showcase. Each case shows its actual model and prompt so you can study the result in context. ## Describe, Generate, Review, and Refine Move from a focused brief to a reviewed result. Keep useful versions in History and adjust one instruction at a time. 1 ### Describe Your Visual Brief Write the subject, setting, composition, lighting, and style. For revisions, describe the change and the details you want to retain. 2 ### Choose a Model and Generate Choose from the available image models, select supported settings, and review the required credits. Add references when the model supports image editing. 3 ### Review and Download Your Image Inspect the completed image in History. Check faces, text, product details, and the overall composition before downloading or publishing it. 4 ### Refine the Next Version Change one part of your prompt or use supported image editing. Compare versions so you can see which direction improves your brief. ## Image Ideas for Designers, E-commerce Teams, and Marketers Turn a specific visual idea into material for a campaign, product concept, editorial layout, or creative presentation. Review every result for its intended use. ### Product Scenes Describe a product, its environment, and lighting. Review the generated shape, labels, and materials against the real item before using it in a listing. ### Campaign Visuals Build a campaign concept around one message and a clear focal point. Leave space for final typography and check advertising claims before publishing. ### Editorial Layouts Explore image arrangements for a cover, article, or presentation. Specify composition and visual hierarchy; check any generated text separately. ### Creative Presentations Use a visual concept to communicate a direction to your team. Compare framing, palette, and lighting across versions. ### Character Compositions Describe a character, clothing, expression, and environment. Reference handling and consistency depend on the model and supported inputs. ### Image Revisions Use a supported editing model for changes to color, setting, or details. Inspect the entire image to see whether unintended elements changed. ## Creative Notes for Your Next Image ## Flux 3 Image: Questions and Answers ## Which models can I use? The generator menu shows the image models currently available on this site, including supported FLUX-family models. The Flux 3 Image brand and featured BFL source examples do not mean that FLUX.3 generation is offered. Select the actual model shown in the menu. ## How much does image generation cost? Generation uses credits. Choose a model and supported settings to see the required credits before submitting. Visit Pricing for monthly, yearly, and one-time options. ## Can I use flux3 image on my phone? Use flux3 image in a desktop or mobile browser to write prompts, add supported references, review History, and download completed images. ## What should I include in an image prompt? Describe the subject, setting, composition, lighting, and style. Add precise details for product materials, clothing, or layout when they matter. For edits, describe what should change. ## How are uploads and results handled? Prompts, references, and results may be stored to process requests and provide History. Public media links can be viewed and shared by others. Read the Privacy Policy before uploading sensitive material. ## Which resolutions and reference inputs are supported? The selected model determines the resolutions, aspect ratios, reference limits, and editing controls offered by the generator. Use those controls; specifications of a featured source image do not describe every available model. ## Can I edit an existing image? Choose an editing-capable model, upload a supported image you have permission to use, and describe the revision. Inspect the result to check both your requested change and surrounding details. ## Can I use the images commercially? Review the applicable platform and model terms for your intended use. You are responsible for rights to uploaded material, identifiable people, logos, and other third-party content. ## How long does generation take? Processing time varies with the model, settings, request, and service load. Follow the request status in History. ## Is this the official Black Forest Labs website? No. flux3 image is an independent third-party workspace. Featured homepage imagery is credited to Black Forest Labs and is separate from user-generated results in the Prompt Showcase. Original prompts are included only when verified. More Articles ## Image Creation Guides ## Create Your Next Image Describe your idea, select an available image model, and review the required credits. Inspect and download completed results from History. Create an Image