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FLUX Kontext Max Multi

FLUX Kontext Max Multi edits images using text and multiple visual references, drawing on identity and style cues to guide character treatments, product artwork, and scene recomposition.

Image editing

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.08 / run
  • Images count: 1โ€“5 (same price).

FLUX Kontext Max Multi

FLUX Kontext Max Multi performs reference-guided image editing with a written instruction and multiple supplied images. Those images provide visual information about the subject and intended treatment. The instruction connects that material to the requested result, allowing details from separate references to inform the same edit.

Portraits showing different angles can guide a character's identity, while another reference establishes clothing or illustration style. For product work, packaging imagery can inform recognizable details and a separate photograph can establish the lighting mood. Reference frames can also guide changes to a scene's arrangement.

What it's good for

It suits storyboard revisions where a character needs to remain recognizable as the setting changes. Campaign artwork can draw on established product imagery while exploring different compositions. Reusing a reference set across editing rounds helps keep the work aligned with an agreed visual direction as the treatment develops.

Model ID

wavespeed-ai/flux-kontext-max-multi

Output Type

Image

Pricing

$0.08 / run

Provider

WaveSpeed

Hosting

Passthru

FLUX Kontext Max Multi

FLUX Kontext Max Multi performs reference-guided image editing with a written instruction and multiple supplied images. Those images provide visual information about the subject and intended treatment. The instruction connects that material to the requested result, allowing details from separate references to inform the same edit.

Portraits showing different angles can guide a character's identity, while another reference establishes clothing or illustration style. For product work, packaging imagery can inform recognizable details and a separate photograph can establish the lighting mood. Reference frames can also guide changes to a scene's arrangement.

What it's good for

It suits storyboard revisions where a character needs to remain recognizable as the setting changes. Campaign artwork can draw on established product imagery while exploring different compositions. Reusing a reference set across editing rounds helps keep the work aligned with an agreed visual direction as the treatment develops.