image model · Black Forest Labs

FLUX.2 [max]

Photographs you can’t tell from photographs.

Photoreal portraits, products and editorial images — with precise reference edits.

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Photorealistic front-page editorial image of a bustling coastal smart city in 2026 after a major clean-energy breakthrough, sunrise golden light reflecting off modern glass towers, autonomous electric buses, cyclists, pedestrians in contemporary fashion, harbor with offshore wind turbines and sleek cargo ships, large public plaza with interactive climate dashboard screens, subtle news-documentary composition, realistic signage, natural skin tones, crisp architectural detail, atmospheric depth, authentic candid moments, shot like a high-end full-frame press photograph, 35mm lens, ultra-detailed, balanced contrast, globally relevant contemporary aesthetics

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Create a finished 2:3 portrait concert poster for an experimental coastal sound festival. Use reference image 1 to preserve the recognizable identities, facial features, hairstyles, black performance clothing, body proportions, and specific instruments of all three musicians. Use reference image 2 to preserve the distinctive decommissioned foghorn station, its twin circular horn mouths, rugged headland, concrete architecture, cliffs, mist, and dramatic low-angle vertical composition. Integrate the trio naturally into the foreground of that location as the featured performers, not as pasted cutouts.

Art direction: sophisticated limited-edition screen-printed cultural poster combining bold mid-century maritime graphics with contemporary editorial design. Reduce the coastal scene into crisp layered shapes, tactile ink coverage, coarse halftone shadows, subtle paper grain, and slight two-color registration offsets. The giant foghorn mouths form powerful concentric circles behind the musicians, visually echoing drums and sound waves. Wind catches coats and loose hair; sea mist sweeps diagonally across the lower cliffs. Strong hierarchy, generous negative space, dynamic but disciplined geometry. Restrained palette of uncoated warm ivory paper, deep midnight navy, oxidized sea-green, and vivid signal vermilion. Windswept, elemental, intelligent, and culturally credible rather than whimsical. Keep faces legible and faithful to reference 1 while translating the overall image into premium screen-print illustration.

Include clear, correctly spelled poster typography as an intentional part of the design. At the top, large condensed uppercase title on separate lines: “FOG SIGNAL”. Directly beneath it: “ORKNEY SOUND ART WEEKEND”. In the lower information block, typeset exactly: “18–20 OCTOBER 2026” and “THE OLD FOGHORN STATION · NORTH HEAD”. Add a compact lineup line: “LOW TIDE TRIO · MARA VENN · FIELD STATIC · BRASS WEATHER”. Use bold condensed grotesk lettering for the title and clean Swiss-style sans serif for details. Ensure all text is readable, properly aligned, and contained within safe poster margins. No additional words, logos, sponsor marks, mockup frame, wall, hands, interface, or surrounding environment; output one standalone print-ready poster image. — Example 2

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Specs

Under the hood

Output: High-res, 4:3 default + custom aspect ratios
Inputs: Prompt (required) · Image

Provider: Black Forest Labs
Price here: 14 credits per image (≈ $0.14)
Family: flux-2
Render time: Slow — up to a minute or more
Prompt language: Multilingual
Commercial use: Allowed — outputs are yours

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fine detail
instruction following
reference editing
multilingual

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expensive

Versions and family

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The models available here, and what each is for.

FLUX.2 [max] · this pagefine detail · instruction following · reference editing FLUX.2 Klein 4Blow cost · reference editing · open weights FLUX.2 Klein 9Bfine detail · reference editing · open weights FLUX.2 [dev]multilingual · reference editing · open weights FLUX.2 [flex]tunable quality · reference editing · multilingual

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How much does FLUX.2 [max] cost?+

14 credits / image (≈ $0.14). One Mintdreamer subscription covers FLUX.2 [max] and every other model, starting with Starter at $9 for the first month, then $29/mo. Cancel anytime.

Is FLUX.2 [max] free to try?+

Generating with FLUX.2 [max] requires Starter or above. Your prompt and model carry into Studio. Starter is $9 for the first month, then $29/mo. Cancel anytime.

Do failed generations cost credits?+

No. If a generation fails, gets rejected, or comes back unusable, Mintdreamer refunds the credits automatically — you only pay for results you keep.

Do I need an API key or a separate signup?+

No. FLUX.2 [max] runs inside Mintdreamer's studio — one login, one plan. Switch between it and any other model mid-session without per-vendor accounts.

Can I use the images commercially?+

Yes. Outputs are yours to use commercially, subject to our terms.

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FLUX.2 [max]

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