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FLUX 3 Text to Image

FLUX 3 Text to Image generates images from written briefs, with guidance for composition and integrated typography, including text placement and visual hierarchy.

Image generation

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Resolution: 1K$0.05 / run
Resolution: 2K$0.12 / run
Resolution: 4K$0.65 / run
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FLUX 3 Text to Image

FLUX 3 Text to Image turns a written brief into an image, using descriptions of the subject, setting, lighting, and materials to shape the result. The same brief can specify words to appear within the artwork and describe their relationship to the main subject.

Its typography and layout capabilities make it useful for concepts where imagery and lettering need to work together. Text placement and hierarchy can be considered as part of the generated composition. Optional prompt expansion adds interpretation while retaining the intended content.

What it's good for

Designers can explore advertising concepts with a headline integrated into the scene, or develop poster directions where lettering helps organize the layout. Product teams can visualize packaging ideas and presentation imagery. Editorial teams can develop cover concepts that establish how a subject and title might share the page, giving a design review a concrete visual starting point.

Model ID

black-forest-labs/flux-3-text-to-image

Output Type

Image

Pricing

From $0.05 / run

Provider

Black Forest Labs

Hosting

Passthru

FLUX 3 Text to Image

FLUX 3 Text to Image turns a written brief into an image, using descriptions of the subject, setting, lighting, and materials to shape the result. The same brief can specify words to appear within the artwork and describe their relationship to the main subject.

Its typography and layout capabilities make it useful for concepts where imagery and lettering need to work together. Text placement and hierarchy can be considered as part of the generated composition. Optional prompt expansion adds interpretation while retaining the intended content.

What it's good for

Designers can explore advertising concepts with a headline integrated into the scene, or develop poster directions where lettering helps organize the layout. Product teams can visualize packaging ideas and presentation imagery. Editorial teams can develop cover concepts that establish how a subject and title might share the page, giving a design review a concrete visual starting point.