image model · Black Forest Labs

FLUX.2 [pro]

Photographs you can’t tell from photographs.

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

Also known as FLUX 2 Pro · flux-2-pro

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A grand panoramic harbor city built around colossal tidal clockwork, terraced quays, suspended bridges, and cathedral-scale brass mechanisms turning above the waterline; fishing vessels and cargo barges dwarfed by gigantic engraved gears; airborne manta-like creatures circling through bright maritime air; wet cobblestones, salt spray, oxidized metal, canvas sails, carved stone arches, cranes, pulleys, and intricate mechanical details; cinematic wide composition, believable scale, highly detailed textures, atmospheric depth, natural color harmony, crisp focus, masterful environmental storytelling

Image · FLUX.2 [pro]

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Source-linked examples. Pick a picture, then make the prompt yours.

What it does best

What it does best. Each claim, shown.

Real FLUX.2 [pro] outputs, with prompts to try and links to their sources.

A vast sunken library atrium beneath clear seawater, seen from inside the structure: towering marble arches wrapped in drifting kelp, suspended ladders, floating open books with warped pages, schools of silver fish weaving through shafts of sunlight from a shattered glass ceiling, a circular mosaic floor partly buried in silt, a central reading dais with a toppled globe and brass instruments, tiny air bubbles rising from cracked stone seams, distant rays illuminating dust-like particles in the water, cinematic scale, exquisite texture detail, elegant symmetry, serene abandoned grandeur, natural color palette of teal, ivory, gold, and muted coral, ultra-detailed environment, believable underwater optics, deep perspective, masterful composition — Light and atmosphere

A monumental cathedral formed entirely from white salt and translucent mineral crystal on a vast dried lakebed, soaring ribbed vaults eroded by centuries of wind, delicate buttresses shaped like frozen waves, long processional path of cracked geometric salt tiles leading to the entrance, tiny robed pilgrims and pack animals for scale, suspended prayer ribbons fluttering between carved arches, airborne salt dust catching angled sunrise light, pale apricot and silver sky after a storm, distant mirage shimmer on the horizon, hyper-detailed textures of crusted salt, carved mineral veins, and weathered surfaces, cinematic wide shot, awe-filled atmosphere, grand sense of scale, masterful depth, crisp focal clarity, realistic volumetric haze, high dynamic range, richly detailed environmental storytelling — Architecture

Photorealistic infographic showing the complete Berlin TV Tower (Fernsehturm) from ground base to antenna tip, full vertical view with entire structure visible including concrete shaft, metallic sphere, and antenna spire. Slight upward perspective angle looking up toward the iconic sphere, perfectly centered on clean white background. Left side labels with thin horizontal connector lines: the text '368m' in extra large bold dark grey numerals (#2D3748) positioned at exactly the antenna tip with 'TOTAL HEIGHT' in small caps below. The text '207m' in extra large bold with 'TELECAFÉ' in small caps below, with connector line touching the sphere precisely at the window level. Right side label with horizontal connector line touching the sphere's equator: the text '32m' in extra large bold dark grey numerals with 'SPHERE DIAMETER' in small caps below. Bottom section arranged in three balanced columns: Left - Large text '986' in extra bold dark grey with 'STEPS' in caps below. Center - 'BERLIN TV TOWER' in bold caps with 'FERNSEHTURM' in lighter weight below. Right - 'INAUGURATED' in bold caps with 'OCTOBER 3, 1969' below. At the very bottom center, below the columns, add small italicized text 'Run Flux.2 on Replicate' in medium grey (#A0AEC0). All typography in modern sans-serif font (such as Inter or Helvetica), color #2D3748 unless specified, clean minimal technical diagram style. Horizontal connector lines are thin, precise, and clearly visible, touching the tower structure at exact corresponding measurement points. Professional architectural elevation drawing aesthetic with dynamic low angle perspective creating sense of height and grandeur, poster-ready infographic design with perfect visual hierarchy. — Typography and diagrams

Example sources: Runware · model examples Runware · model examples Runware · model examples Replicate · black-forest-labs

Specs

Under the hood

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

Provider: Black Forest Labs
Price here: 6 credits per image (≈ $0.06)
Family: flux-2
Render time: Balanced — tens of seconds
Prompt language: Multilingual
Commercial use: Allowed — outputs are yours

How to prompt it

How this model reads a prompt, and what to type.

Written from our own runs and the maker’s guidance. Click an example and it lands in the box above.

How it reads a prompt

The harbor example names the setting first, then scale, material, light and composition.
The underwater library prompt specifies a teal, ivory and gold palette and a symmetrical composition.

Settings that matter

Choose your aspect ratio and number of images in Studio before running.
Attach a reference to edit an existing image. The photo and prompt carry into Studio together.

Strengths and limits

Good at, and not.

Good at

photorealism
reference editing
multilingual
good cost/quality

Versions and family

Meet the family

The models available here, and what each is for.

FLUX.2 [pro] · this pagephotorealism · reference editing · multilingual 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 [max]fine detail · instruction following · reference editing FLUX.2 [flex]tunable quality · reference editing · multilingual

Questions

Straight answers

What's the difference between FLUX.2 [pro] and FLUX 1.1 Pro?+

FLUX.2 [pro] is Black Forest Labs' newer flagship — stronger photorealism, better prompt adherence on long inputs, and native reference-image editing. FLUX 1.1 Pro is the previous generation; still excellent, slightly cheaper. You can use both on Mintdreamer.

Can I edit an existing image with FLUX.2 [pro]?+

Yes. Pass a reference image alongside your prompt and it edits while preserving identity and composition. For mask-based inpainting and heavier edits, Flux Kontext Pro is the dedicated editing model.

How much does it cost?+

6 credits per image — about $0.06. One subscription covers FLUX.2 [pro] and every other model.

Can I use the images commercially?+

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

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Your idea. Start here.

The box remembers the prompt you picked above.

FLUX.2 [pro]

What it does best. Each claim, shown.

Detailed worlds

Light and atmosphere

Architecture

Typography and diagrams