Flux 2 AI Image Generator

The everyday tier of the Flux family — quick drafts, conversational edits, and output up to 4K at a low per-image cost.

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Estimated cost: 6 credits

Your creation appears here

Pick a model, describe the shot, and hit Generate.

Why Flux 2

Why creators choose Flux 2

Flux 2 balances cost, size options, and editing, with one of the widest aspect-ratio ranges in the studio.

Low cost per image

The everyday tier for steady volume.

1K to 4K

Draft at 1K, finish at full resolution.

Fourteen ratios

Including 1:8 and 8:1 for banners and tall graphics.

Eight references

Edit, restyle, and composite from many images at once.

Flux 2 guide

Everything you can do with Flux 2

Flux 2 is the everyday tier of the Flux family: quick text to image, multi-reference editing, and a wide range of output sizes at a low per-image cost. This guide covers its resolution options, aspect ratios, and how it relates to Flux 3.

What Flux 2 is built for

Flux 2 handles both generation and editing. It takes a prompt and up to eight reference images, and offers four output sizes: 0.5K for quick drafts, 1K and 2K for most work, and 4K for final assets. Files export as JPG (the default) or PNG.

Its aspect-ratio range is among the widest in the studio. Alongside auto and the usual 1:1, 3:2, 4:3, 16:9, 9:16, and 21:9, it supports tall and wide extremes of 1:4, 4:1, 1:8, and 8:1, which suits banners, skyscraper ads, and long vertical graphics.

Four resolutions

0.5K, 1K, 2K, and 4K.

Extreme ratios

From 1:8 verticals to 8:1 banners.

Low cost

A sensible default for everyday volume.

Prompting for banners and long formats

For a wide banner, describe the composition across the frame: "left third empty for text, product on the right, soft gradient background". For tall formats, say where the subject sits and how the scene continues above and below. Naming empty space in the prompt makes it easier to add copy later.

Flux 2 compared with 2.1 and Lite

Flux 3 is the flagship, tuned for faster drafts and instruction-following edits. Flux 2 is the cheaper everyday tier with explicit resolution control. Flux 2 Flex is the lowest-cost, lowest-latency option for bulk drafts, and it has no resolution setting.

How to use Flux 2

How to use Flux 2 in three steps

01

Describe the image

Name the subject, style, and layout, including empty space for copy.

02

Choose size and ratio

Pick a resolution and one of the fourteen aspect ratios.

03

Generate and select

Compare variations and download the winner.

Who uses Flux 2

Who uses Flux 2 for image work

Content creators

Thumbnails, covers, and headers.

Ad teams

Banners and skyscraper formats from one prompt.

Online stores

Product variations in volume.

Designers

Backgrounds and textures at many sizes.

More models

Flux 2 and every other model in one studio

Switch engines without switching tools — Flux 3 plus the strongest public image and video models, side by side in the Flux 3 AI studio.

Multi-reference editingCharacter consistencyText rendering1K–4K outputConversational editsStyle transferVideo generationBatch runs

Useful answers before you create

Flux 2 FAQ

Understand the model, prepare better references, and choose a practical approach to your next image.

01What is Flux 2?
The standard tier of Black Forest Labs’ Flux 2 image model — text-to-image and multi-reference editing with output up to 4K.
02Flux 2 vs Flux 3?
Same family, different trade-offs. Flux 2 is the cheaper everyday tier; Flux 3 is our flagship tuned for faster drafts and instruction-following edits.
03Can it edit existing photos?
Yes — Image to Image accepts multiple references for compositing, restyling, and subject-preserving edits.
04What resolutions does it output?
0.5K for quick drafts, 1K–2K for most work, and 4K for final assets.

Make the next idea visible

Start your next visual on Flux 3

Bring a product reference, a character, or a clear headline. Explore a composition, refine the details, and save a version that fits your project.