FLUX 3 Image — Sketch, Box and Render Your Scene
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FLUX 3 Image

FLUX 3 Image turns your sketch into a finished picture — choose the frame shape, box each object on a 0–1000 grid, and add one scene line.

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Inside the FLUX 3 Image Layout Engine

Decide the frame, mark where each object sits, and let one scene line pull the whole composition together.

  • Direct Every Element by Hand
    Draw a region around each object you care about, then tell the tool what should appear there.
  • Any Canvas Shape, One 0–1000 Scale
    Switch between portrait, square or widescreen; coordinates stay on the same 0 to 1000 scale, so your placement never breaks.
  • A Single Prompt Unifies the Frame
    One sentence of scene direction blends all of your marked regions into a coherent picture instead of scattered fragments.

Building a FLUX 3 Image in Three Moves

From blank canvas to a fully placed composition in three quick moves.

FAQ

FLUX 3 Image: Common Questions

Straight answers on region placement, canvas grids and how a scene line shapes your final result.

1

How does each region decide what appears where?

Every region you draw becomes a placement instruction: the model fills that area with the element you described and keeps it inside the frame.

2

Why is the canvas measured from 0 to 1000?

Coordinates run from 0 to 1000 along both axes no matter the frame shape, so a region keeps its relative position even when you switch proportions.

3

Should I pick the frame shape before drawing regions?

It helps to choose the ratio first, then place your regions. Because the grid is always 0 to 1000 on each axis, the same numbers stay valid across shapes.

4

What role does the scene line play?

It is the connective sentence that describes how your separate regions relate, giving the composition a shared subject, lighting and mood.

5

Can I give every region its own instruction?

Yes. After drawing a region you write what belongs inside it, so each part of the picture carries its own content direction.

6

Is a subscription or seat licence required?

No. Billing is pay as you go — you are charged only for what you generate, with no recurring plan and no per-seat charge, and open-weight licensing is available if you prefer to run the models yourself.

Start Composing With FLUX 3 Image

Mark your regions, add a single scene line, then render. You only pay for what you create.