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FLUX 3 Image
Take charge of composition with FLUX 3 Image — define the frame, mark where each object belongs, and let one scene line hold the whole picture together.
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FLUX 3 Image: Layout on Your Terms
Decide the composition yourself — marked regions, a chosen frame shape and a single scene line do the heavy lifting.
- Region-Level Layout ControlMark out an area for each important object, then write a short note about what belongs there.
- Any Ratio, Consistent 0–1000 ScaleChoose whichever frame shape suits you — both axes still run 0 to 1000, so every coordinate keeps its meaning.
- A Single Scene Line Unifies EverythingOne short description pulls all your annotated regions into a coherent whole, as in the Le Festival du Soleil example.
Getting Started with FLUX 3 Image
Three quick moves take you from a blank frame to a fully composed picture.
FLUX 3 Image: Common Questions
Short answers on arranging a FLUX 3 Image with marked regions and a scene line.
How do the regions determine object placement?
Each area you mark sets the exact zone where the object you describe will be drawn, so placement follows your sketch instead of chance.
Why is the canvas measured on a 0–1000 grid?
Whichever frame proportions you select, both axes run from 0 to 1000, which keeps every coordinate comparable across different canvas sizes.
Should I pick the frame shape before marking regions?
Yes — choose the proportions first. Because both axes always span 0 to 1000, the same coordinates stay valid whatever shape you settle on.
What role does the scene line play?
It is the one sentence that binds your separate regions into a single picture — the Le Festival du Soleil example was built from annotated regions plus a scene line.
Can I describe every region on its own?
Absolutely. After you mark an area, you attach its own content note, so each part of the frame follows a separate instruction.
Is a subscription or seat licence required?
Not at all. You pay only for what you generate, with no recurring plans or per-seat charges, and open-weights licensing options let you run the models on your own hardware.
Compose Your Next FLUX 3 Image
Mark your regions, add a scene line, then hit generate. You only pay for what you create.