FLUX Kontext

Take an image, generate variations. Good for exploring style options or generating series.

FLUX Kontext is an image-editing AI model: you provide an existing image and a plain-English instruction, and it modifies exactly what you describe while leaving the rest of the image intact. Unlike text-to-image models that generate from scratch, FLUX Kontext understands spatial relationships, preserves colors and lighting that weren't mentioned in the instruction, and applies changes that look like they were always part of the original photo. Common use cases include swapping backgrounds, changing clothing colors, adding or removing objects, adjusting lighting conditions, and adapting seasonal versions of existing brand assets — all without touching Photoshop.

FLUX Kontext accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP source images at up to Up to 1536×1536. Generation time is 8–14 seconds — faster than most text-to-image models because the model is modifying rather than generating from scratch. Edit instructions work best when they're specific about what to change and explicit about what to preserve: "change the background to a white studio backdrop, keep the product and lighting" reliably outperforms "clean up the background". For large structural changes — removing a person, adding a new object — multiple iterations work better than trying to describe the entire transformation in one prompt.

On FluxNote, FLUX Kontext costs 3 credits per image. The free plan includes 100 credits per month — enough for 33 FLUX Kontext renders with no credit card and no watermark. Paid plans (from $9/month) scale up to 15,000 credits without changing how the model or the interface works. FLUX Kontext sits alongside 18 other image models in the same dashboard; switching to a different model for a different job is a single click, no separate subscription required.

Every FLUX Kontext output has a one-click animate button. FluxNote sends the still to one of its AI video models — Sora 2 Pro, Veo 3, Kling 3.0, Runway Gen-4, or Seedance 2.0 — and returns a 5–10 second clip. This image-to-video workflow is particularly useful for ad creatives (static images animate well for story and feed placements), social content (a single FLUX Kontext image can become a TikTok, Reel, and YouTube Short), and product showcases (slow camera moves around a product image that isn't technically a 3D model).

For most workflows, FLUX Kontext works best as part of a multi-model pipeline: generate concepts fast with FLUX Schnell or Gemini Flash 2.5 at 1–4 credits per image, switch to FLUX Kontext for the final render, then run the result through FLUX Kontext Edit for last-mile corrections, or Nucleus Image if you need a 2× or 4× upscale for print. All of these models are available under the same FluxNote subscription — there's no additional charge to access other models.