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Black Forest Labs' FLUX.2 in your browser: photoreal images, readable text and hex-exact colors from a prompt, or edits that combine up to 8 reference images.
FLUX.2 is the second generation of the FLUX image models from Black Forest Labs, the Freiburg team behind FLUX.1 and FLUX.1 Kontext. It launched on November 25, 2025 with FLUX.2 [pro], [flex] and the open-weight [dev]; [max] followed on December 16, 2025 and the small, fast [klein] models on January 15, 2026. The main change from FLUX.1 is that generation and editing live in one model: the same FLUX.2 that draws an image from text can also take your photos as references and change them.
Black Forest Labs lists the upgrades as multi-reference editing (combine several images while keeping a face, product or style consistent), more photoreal light and texture, much better typography, stronger prompt adherence and world knowledge, exact brand colors from hex codes, and structured JSON prompts. Their API reaches 4 megapixels and accepts up to 8 reference images (10 in their own playground).
On Flux1 AI you run FLUX.2 in the browser with no install, no GPU and no separate Black Forest Labs account. FLUX.2 Pro is the default in the generator above; FLUX.2 Flex, Dev and Klein are one click away in the model picker, alongside FLUX.1 Kontext, Flux 1.1 Pro and 40+ other models on the same credit balance. The setup here is simpler than Black Forest Labs' API, and the differences are listed under "Good to know" below.
What FLUX.2 does better than FLUX.1, and how to use each upgrade in the generator above.
Upload up to 8 images to FLUX.2 Pro and say what each one is for: "the woman from image 1 wearing the jacket from image 2, in the café from image 3." FLUX.2 keeps identities, products and styles consistent across the result, which is what ad variants, product mockups and character sheets need. With FLUX.1 Kontext you edit one photo at a time.
Typography was the weak spot of FLUX.1. FLUX.2 renders headlines, labels, UI mockups and infographic text far more reliably, so posters and product shots can carry real copy. Put the exact words in quotes and say where they go; proofread before you publish, because small print can still slip.
Black Forest Labs built FLUX.2 to close the gap between generated and photographed images: believable skin texture, reflections, fabric and cinematic lighting. Describe the light the way a photographer would ("soft window light from the left, 85mm lens") and FLUX.2 follows it closely.
Write brand colors as hex codes ("a vase in a gradient from #02eb3c to #edfa3c") and FLUX.2 matches them instead of approximating. For repeatable layouts you can also write the prompt as JSON with fields such as subject, background, lighting and camera angle.
All four are FLUX.2. Pick one in the model picker above; the prompt and references carry over.
The default. Best quality for the price.
Black Forest Labs' typography specialist.
The 32B open-weight model, hosted for you.
The small, fast 4B model.
FLUX.2 [max], Black Forest Labs' top tier with web grounding search, is not available on Flux1 AI.




Four steps from prompt to download. Credits are only spent on runs that succeed.
In the panel above, write the subject first, then the setting, light and style. Put any text that must appear in quotes and any brand color as a hex code.
Upload up to 8 images on FLUX.2 Pro: a face, a product, a style or a background. In the prompt, refer to them by number and give each one a job.
Keep FLUX.2 Pro (6 credits) for most work, or switch to Flex for small text and Klein for quick drafts. Pick an aspect ratio, or match the ratio of your first reference.
Results land in your history. To fix one detail, change only that part of the prompt or reuse the result as a reference, instead of rewriting everything.
FLUX.2 follows long, specific prompts well. These rewrites fix the most common reasons a first result misses.
All five run on Flux1 AI with the same credits. Pick by the job, not the version number.
| Model | Best for | Edits your photos | Credits / image |
|---|---|---|---|
| FLUX.2 Pro | Photoreal images, readable text, combining several references | Yes, up to 8 references | 6 |
| FLUX.1 Kontext Pro | Changing one photo with a one-sentence instruction | Yes, one photo | 6 |
| Flux 1.1 Pro Ultra | Large, high-resolution photos from text | One image as a prompt | 6 |
| Nano Banana Pro | Conversational edits and character consistency at 2K–4K | Yes | 14–28 |
| GPT Image 2 | Dense text, layouts and complex instructions | Yes | 12 |
Both cost about the same. Kontext is the better tool when you have one photo and one change in mind ("make the car red"), because it is built to leave the rest untouched. FLUX.2 Pro is better when you are creating something new or combining several images, and when the result needs readable text.
Both cost the same here. Flux 1.1 Pro Ultra is the FLUX.1-generation model for large photos from text, up to 4 megapixels, with a Raw mode for a more natural, less polished look; it takes one image only as a prompt. FLUX.2 Pro is newer, sets text far more reliably and can combine several references, at 1K. Pick Ultra for one big photo from a prompt and FLUX.2 for everything else. More detail on the FLUX.2 Pro page.
You see the credit cost before you press Generate. Reference images do not add to it, and failed runs are refunded automatically.
| Run | What you get | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| FLUX.2 Pro | Text-to-image, or an edit with up to 8 references | 6 |
| FLUX.2 Flex | Same, tuned for small text and fine detail | 14 |
| FLUX.2 Dev | The open-weight model, up to 4 references | 6 |
| FLUX.2 Klein | The fast 4B model | 5 |
| Example | 10 product variations on FLUX.2 Pro | 60 |
Basic · 300 credits/mo
≈ 50 FLUX.2 Pro images, or 21 on Flex
Pro · 800 credits/mo
≈ 133 FLUX.2 Pro images, or 57 on Flex
Max · 2000 credits/mo
≈ 333 FLUX.2 Pro images, or 142 on Flex
Credits are shared across every image and video model, so FLUX.2 images and a few videos come out of the same balance. New accounts get 10 free credits.
Honest notes on what this FLUX.2 workflow does and does not do.
Black Forest Labs' API goes up to 4 megapixels. This site renders FLUX.2 Pro at 1K, about 1,000 px on the short side. For larger files, run the result through the AI image upscaler or use Nano Banana Pro at 2K–4K.
[max] and its grounding search, which looks up current events or products on the web, are not offered here. Write the facts you need into the prompt yourself.
Black Forest Labs lets developers set steps and guidance on Flex. In this generator Flex runs with its default settings.
Over the last 30 days about 9 in 10 FLUX.2 Pro text-to-image runs succeeded here, against about 3 in 4 runs with reference images. Most failures were upstream errors or content-filter blocks. A failed run costs nothing; try again or simplify the references.
Text-only runs usually finish in about 20 seconds and runs with references in about a minute, but a busy moment can stretch a run to three minutes. You can leave the page; the result appears in your history.
Explicit sexual content is not supported. Prompts and reference images are screened, and a blocked run is not charged.
New accounts get 10 free credits, enough to try FLUX.2 Pro (6 credits per image). After that, credits come with any Flux1 AI plan and work on every model on the site. Failed runs are refunded automatically.
Black Forest Labs released FLUX.2 [pro], [flex] and [dev] on November 25, 2025. FLUX.2 [max] followed on December 16, 2025, and the FLUX.2 [klein] models on January 15, 2026.
Pro is the default for quality and price. Flex is tuned for small text and fine detail and costs more (14 credits). Dev is the 32B open-weight model. Klein is the small, fastest model for drafts. See the version cards and comparison table above.
Yes, from Black Forest Labs: FLUX.2 Pro, Flex, Max and Klein are on the BFL API, and Dev is also served by providers such as fal and Replicate. The Flux1 AI API does not offer FLUX.2 today, so on this site you use it in the browser.
Only the open models. FLUX.2 [dev] weights (32B) are on Hugging Face under a non-commercial license, and FLUX.2 [klein] 4B is released under Apache 2.0. Pro, Flex and Max are not downloadable. On Flux1 AI nothing is installed; you download the finished images.
FLUX.1 split the work across models: Flux 1.1 Pro for text-to-image and FLUX.1 Kontext for editing one photo at a time. FLUX.2 does both in one model, combines several reference images (8 on FLUX.2 Pro here), renders readable text far more reliably, matches hex colors and follows JSON prompts. Black Forest Labs' API also raises the output ceiling to 4 megapixels; this site renders FLUX.2 at 1K.
Not yet. Black Forest Labs announced FLUX 3, a model trained across image, video and audio, on July 23, 2026. This page runs FLUX.2, which remains BFL's FLUX.2 image family with Pro, Flex, Dev and Klein.
No. Explicit sexual content is not supported on Flux1 AI. Prompts and reference images are screened before a run and blocked runs are not charged. Black Forest Labs also adds C2PA metadata to FLUX.2 Pro outputs from its API to mark them as AI-generated.
Write a prompt or upload your references, and get a FLUX.2 Pro image in about 20 seconds.