FLUX 3 is the next-generation model announced by Black Forest Labs, the German lab behind the Flux line that redefined open image generation. Unlike every Flux release before it, FLUX 3 is not pitched as an image model at all: BFL describes it as a multimodal system spanning image, video, and audio, with action-prediction capability — a single model family aimed at generating outputs "truer to life in every kind of style".
As of today, FLUX 3 is in pre-release. Black Forest Labs lists it as coming soon and is taking early-access signups on its site; no public weights, API pricing, or launch date have been confirmed. This page tracks what is actually announced — no speculation — and we update it as BFL publishes more.
You do not have to wait to create with the Flux family. This platform — Flux 3 AI — hosts the current Flux flagship, Flux 2 Pro, plus Flux Kontext for instruction-based editing, alongside 40+ video and image models from Google, OpenAI, ByteDance, and Kuaishou. Free starter credits let you generate in your browser right now, and when FLUX 3 ships through our provider network, it will join the same studio and credit balance.
See what's possible on Flux 3 AI
Sample generations from the platform — write your own prompt to see what Flux 3 does with it.
What makes Flux 3 stand out
Officially announced
FLUX 3 is a real, confirmed Black Forest Labs model — announced on bfl.ai with early-access signup open.
Multimodal by design
BFL positions FLUX 3 as one model family for image, video, and audio — a first for the Flux line.
Action prediction
The announcement highlights action-prediction capability, pointing toward coherent motion and interaction, not just stills.
The Flux lineage
From FLUX.1 to Flux 2, each generation set the open benchmark for photorealism. FLUX 3 is the successor to that record.
Create with Flux today
Flux 2 Pro and Flux Kontext are live here now — same lab, same aesthetic DNA, generating on free starter credits.
Day-one tracking
Flux 3 AI integrates new models through its provider catalog fast — FLUX 3 lands in the same studio when released.
Popular use cases
Why creators run Flux 3 on Flux 3 AI
- Generate with the current Flux flagship today — free starter credits, no Black Forest Labs account needed.
- When FLUX 3 ships, it joins the same studio, library, and credit balance you already use.
- Compare Flux against Veo, Sora 2, and Seedream on identical prompts before the next generation lands.
Flux 3 specs & capabilities
Output
- Generation modesText to Image · Multimodal Roadmap
Flux 3 prompt examples
Copy one as a starting point, or send it straight to the Create studio.
“Documentary-style photo of a glassblower shaping molten glass in a dark workshop, orange glow lighting the face, sparks suspended mid-air, 35mm reportage look”
The kind of true-to-life realism the Flux line is known for — runs on Flux 2 Pro today
“Cinematic still of a night market in the rain, neon reflections on wet pavement, steam rising from food stalls, shallow focus on a vendor’s hands”
A film-frame composition brief — the aesthetic FLUX 3 promises to extend into motion
“Studio product shot of a matte ceramic speaker on brushed steel, soft gradient backdrop, controlled specular highlights, advertising-grade lighting”
Commercial-grade lighting control, a core strength of current Flux models
Create with Flux 3 in three steps
Describe your idea
Write a prompt — the more specific the scene, motion, and style, the better Flux 3 performs.
Pick Flux 3 & settings
Choose your aspect ratio and options. The studio shows the exact credit cost before you generate.
Generate & download
Flux 3 renders in the cloud — track progress in your library, then download watermark-free or share with a link.
Flux 3 questions, answered
Is FLUX 3 released yet?
No. FLUX 3 is officially announced by Black Forest Labs and listed as coming soon, with early-access signup available on bfl.ai. No public release date, weights, or API pricing have been published yet. This page is updated as confirmed details emerge.
What is FLUX 3?
FLUX 3 is Black Forest Labs’ announced next-generation model. Instead of a pure text-to-image system like earlier Flux releases, BFL describes it as multimodal — covering image, video, and audio generation with action-prediction capability.
What will FLUX 3 be able to do?
Based on the official announcement: generate across image, video, and audio, with action prediction and outputs BFL describes as truer to life across styles. Specifics such as resolution, duration, or editing features have not been confirmed, so treat any detailed claims elsewhere as speculation.
How is FLUX 3 different from Flux 2?
Flux 2 is a text-to-image family — Pro is the hosted flagship, with open-weights siblings like Klein and Dev. FLUX 3 is announced as a multimodal model that also generates video and audio, making it a generational shift in scope rather than just quality.
Can I try FLUX 3 anywhere right now?
Not publicly. Black Forest Labs offers an early-access signup on its site. In the meantime, the closest experience is generating with Flux 2 Pro — the current Flux flagship — which is live on Flux 3 AI with free starter credits.
Will FLUX 3 be available on Flux 3 AI?
That is the plan. Flux 3 AI adds new models through its provider catalog quickly after release — the same way Flux 2 Pro, Kling, and Seedance releases arrived — and FLUX 3 will join the same Create studio and shared credit balance once it ships through our providers.
What is the difference between FLUX 3 the model and Flux 3 AI this platform?
FLUX 3 is Black Forest Labs’ upcoming model. Flux 3 AI (this site) is a creative platform where you run Flux and 40+ other AI models — Veo, Sora 2, Kling, Seedance, Nano Banana — from one account with shared credits and watermark-free downloads.
What should I use for Flux-quality images while FLUX 3 is pending?
Flux 2 Pro for photorealistic generation from text, and Flux Kontext Pro or Max when you need to edit an image with plain-language instructions. Both are Black Forest Labs models, both are live in the Create studio, and both draw from the same free starter credits.


