Create images with Flux 2

Flux 2 is an image generation model from Black Forest Labs, the successor to the popular Flux 1. It creates photorealistic frames at up to 4 megapixels, supports up to eight reference images, and keeps a character's face or a product's design consistent as the scene changes. Flami offers Flux 2 Pro, Flux 2 Flex, and Flux 2 Dev.

Pro is the main production version, with fast generation and stable quality, suited for most tasks. Flex gives you manual control over generation parameters (step count, guidance, detail level) for cases where you need maximum quality and don't mind a longer render time. Dev is an open-weight version of the model that you can run on your own servers.

Flux 2 shines most in photorealistic imagery, product photography, and scenes with accurate material physics. Its key strength is keeping a character's face or a product's design consistent as the scene changes: the background, light, and pose shift, but the look stays recognizable. Nano Banana is stronger at rendering text, while Flux 2 excels at realistic light, texture, and consistency across a series.

The price depends on the version you pick (Pro is cheaper, Flex costs more for its deeper detail work) and the resolution. On the Start and Pro plans, you get a monthly credit pack with a fixed price per image. See the pricing section for the exact cost.

Resolutions: 1K, 2K, and up to 4 megapixels. Formats: seven aspect ratios (1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16, 3:2, 2:3). That covers square Instagram posts, vertical stories, horizontal banners, cinematic shots, and classic print formats.

Upload one to eight reference images of a face, product, or scene, and Flux 2 keeps their identity consistent across every variant. The background, light, angle, pose, or setting can change, but the character's face or the product's design stays recognizable. This solves the classic "AI keeps changing the face" problem in serial ad campaigns and narrative projects.

Yes. Flux 2 supports HEX color codes right in the prompt, for example "background #1A2B3C, accents #FF6B35." The model reproduces colors in the frame with pixel-level accuracy. This matters for branded ads, where the color needs to match the brand guidelines, and for complex gradients with a specific palette.

Yes. Upload one to eight reference images of a character, and Flux 2 keeps their face, outfit, and style consistent across all generations. Great for serial campaigns, storyboards, comics, and any content with a recurring character.

Yes. Flux 2 works in image-to-image mode: upload a finished image, describe what to change, and the model makes the edit carefully without touching the rest. Great for swapping objects, changing the background, or making local style tweaks.

Yes. Flux 2 natively understands prompts in dozens of languages, including Latin script, Cyrillic, Chinese characters, and Arabic script, and renders captions in the frame accurately in the language you need, no translators or extra tools required.

From 10 to 40 seconds, depending on the version and scene complexity. Flux 2 Pro takes about 10 to 15 seconds, while Flux 2 Flex takes up to 40 seconds for its deeper detail work.

No. All Flux 2 versions are available right inside Flami with a regular Start or Pro subscription. No need to sign up with Black Forest Labs or pay for anything separately: all models live in one account.

Every generation uses credits. On a paid plan, you get a monthly credit pack and spend it on creating images. If you run out, you can buy extra credits as a one-time purchase.

Credits refresh automatically at the start of each billing period. Unused credits from last month don't carry over, so if you didn't use up your allowance, you can switch to a smaller plan next month.

You can buy extra credits as a one-time purchase or switch to a bigger plan. The new pack becomes available right after payment, no need to wait until the end of the month.

Yes, anytime. In the Subscriptions section, turn off auto-renewal: your current paid period runs its course, and nothing gets charged after that.