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FLUX 3 Image to Video Draft

FLUX 3 Image to Video Draft turns a supplied still into a motion preview, using the reference to guide the subject and composition while text directs the action.

Image to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 5s$0.30 / run
Duration: 6s$0.36 / run
Duration: 7s$0.42 / run
Duration: 8s$0.48 / run
Duration: 9s$0.54 / run
Duration: 10s$0.60 / run
Duration: 11s$0.66 / run
Duration: 12s$0.72 / run
Duration: 13s$0.78 / run
Duration: 14s$0.84 / run
Duration: 15s$0.90 / run
Duration: 16s$0.96 / run
  • Audio: Off, On (same price).

FLUX 3 Image to Video Draft

FLUX 3 Image to Video Draft generates a draft animation from a supplied image and written direction. The image establishes the starting view and provides a reference for the subject, composition, and visual style. Text shapes how the action and camera movement develop from that starting point.

It supports exploration of character gestures and expressions, as well as camera paths and changes in atmosphere. Optional synchronized audio gives a preview a sound component, allowing early ideas for ambience or effects to be considered with the movement.

What it's good for

A character designer can investigate how an illustrated figure might react or gesture. Product teams can turn a still photograph into a motion concept for campaign review. For storyboard work, an established key image can become a study of staging and pacing. Art directors can also explore different camera treatments from the same visual reference when deciding how a shot should feel.

Model ID

black-forest-labs/flux-3-image-to-video-draft

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.30 / run

Provider

Black Forest Labs

Hosting

Passthru

FLUX 3 Image to Video Draft

FLUX 3 Image to Video Draft generates a draft animation from a supplied image and written direction. The image establishes the starting view and provides a reference for the subject, composition, and visual style. Text shapes how the action and camera movement develop from that starting point.

It supports exploration of character gestures and expressions, as well as camera paths and changes in atmosphere. Optional synchronized audio gives a preview a sound component, allowing early ideas for ambience or effects to be considered with the movement.

What it's good for

A character designer can investigate how an illustrated figure might react or gesture. Product teams can turn a still photograph into a motion concept for campaign review. For storyboard work, an established key image can become a study of staging and pacing. Art directors can also explore different camera treatments from the same visual reference when deciding how a shot should feel.