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Generate print-ready commercial graphics, composite up to ten reference images, and render flawless typography with exact brand color control
Compose prompts with structured inputs or visual references, select the target compute tier, and generate production-ready imagery.
From programmatic hex-color matching to 10-reference scene compositing, discover how FLUX.2 powers enterprise-grade visual production.
Explore high-resolution concept art, product packaging, and editorial spreads generated across the FLUX.2 model family.
Built for art directors, industrial designers, and creative engineers requiring strict brand consistency and flawless text rendering.
FLUX.2 Pro balances commercial output fidelity and cost for up to 9 reference images, while FLUX.2 Max unlocks the highest photorealism and composites up to 10 references with real-time web context grounding. Pro suits day-to-day commercial production, whereas Max delivers the extreme detail needed for flagship campaigns at higher latency and cost.
FLUX.2 Turbo and Klein are distilled for sub-second, low-latency generation with 4 to 8 steps, making them ideal for real-time prototyping and high-throughput pipelines. FLUX.2 Dev, Pro, and Max use full 20 to 50 step schedules to deliver unmatched texture micro-details, vector-grade typography, and complex multi-reference consistency.
Yes, FLUX.2 natively interprets structured JSON prompts. You can define scene parameters, subject arrays, lighting keys, lens specifications, and exact hex color codes programmatically to maintain rigid creative direction across generation batches.
FLUX.2 natively accepts up to 10 reference images on Flex and Max (up to 9 on Pro, and up to 3 on Dev) to combine character identities, lighting references, and product geometries into a unified scene without fine-tuning custom LoRAs.
FLUX.2 excels at commercial advertising, multi-reference product compositing, multilingual typography, and high-resolution photorealism up to 4 Megapixels. It struggles with negative prompt engineering—which can confuse the model—and full-precision variants require substantial compute compared to distilled Klein alternatives.
Generate print-ready commercial graphics, composite up to ten reference images, and render flawless typography with exact brand color control