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FLUX 3 Video Edit

FLUX 3 Video Edit revises existing footage through text instructions, changing objects or scene appearance while preserving the source motion, timing, and framing.

Video editing

Based on verified input duration.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Usage rate$0.03 / input second
  • Based on the video input; billing steps apply in this order:
  • Cap billed duration at 15 seconds.
  • Round input duration up to a whole second.
  • Bill at least 1 second.
  • Round the total charge up to the next $0.01.

FLUX 3 Video Edit

FLUX 3 Video Edit takes source footage and a written edit description, then produces a visually revised video. The footage establishes the action and camera work; the text directs changes to objects, surroundings, lighting, or the scene's overall style.

The model preserves the source motion, timing, and framing as it applies those changes. This supports visual development around an established shot: an object can receive a different surface treatment, or a location can take on a different atmosphere while the recorded action remains the basis of the clip.

What it's good for

Advertising teams can explore alternate product colors or materials within the same footage. Art directors can assess different lighting and environmental treatments against a shared performance and camera move. For social content, the model can restyle an existing clip to suit a campaign's visual direction, keeping its pacing and composition consistent across the resulting variations.

Model ID

black-forest-labs/flux-3-video-edit

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.03 / input second

Provider

Black Forest Labs

Hosting

Passthru

FLUX 3 Video Edit

FLUX 3 Video Edit takes source footage and a written edit description, then produces a visually revised video. The footage establishes the action and camera work; the text directs changes to objects, surroundings, lighting, or the scene's overall style.

The model preserves the source motion, timing, and framing as it applies those changes. This supports visual development around an established shot: an object can receive a different surface treatment, or a location can take on a different atmosphere while the recorded action remains the basis of the clip.

What it's good for

Advertising teams can explore alternate product colors or materials within the same footage. Art directors can assess different lighting and environmental treatments against a shared performance and camera move. For social content, the model can restyle an existing clip to suit a campaign's visual direction, keeping its pacing and composition consistent across the resulting variations.