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FLUX 3 Start/End Frames to Video Draft

FLUX 3 Start/End Frames to Video Draft creates a motion preview between supplied opening and closing images, with text guiding the intervening action and transformation.

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 Start/End Frames to Video Draft

FLUX 3 Start/End Frames to Video Draft generates a video transition between supplied starting and ending images. The images establish the visual endpoints, while written direction shapes the movement between them. This gives a planned change of scene or subject a moving interpretation for review.

The transition can explore changes in appearance, environment, or lighting alongside camera movement. Because both endpoints are defined, the creative decision centers on how the action reaches its closing composition. Optional synchronized audio can accompany the preview for early sound and ambience tests.

What it's good for

Motion designers can explore a logo transition between prepared brand frames. A product team can test how an initial setup develops into a reveal, while character artists can examine a change of outfit or pose. Storyboard teams can connect planned story moments and assess whether the intervening motion gives the transition the intended emphasis and pacing.

Model ID

black-forest-labs/flux-3-start-end-to-video-draft

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.30 / run

Provider

Black Forest Labs

Hosting

Passthru

FLUX 3 Start/End Frames to Video Draft

FLUX 3 Start/End Frames to Video Draft generates a video transition between supplied starting and ending images. The images establish the visual endpoints, while written direction shapes the movement between them. This gives a planned change of scene or subject a moving interpretation for review.

The transition can explore changes in appearance, environment, or lighting alongside camera movement. Because both endpoints are defined, the creative decision centers on how the action reaches its closing composition. Optional synchronized audio can accompany the preview for early sound and ambience tests.

What it's good for

Motion designers can explore a logo transition between prepared brand frames. A product team can test how an initial setup develops into a reveal, while character artists can examine a change of outfit or pose. Storyboard teams can connect planned story moments and assess whether the intervening motion gives the transition the intended emphasis and pacing.