Flux 2 Pro Image Editor
Keep the subject in view. Change the setting, the framing or the light around it.



How it works
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01Add your image
Drop it in, or pick one of yours.
- 02
Say what to change
A sentence or two is enough.
03Make it
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Flux 2 Pro at a glance
- Modes
- Text to Image, Image Editor
- Aspect ratios
- 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16
- Reference images
- Up to 9
- Output images per request
- 1
About
Edit a source picture with Flux 2 Pro when its subject or composition gives you the starting point. Describe a new setting, a change of light or a different frame, along with the details you want to preserve. Add up to nine image inputs in total and explain the role of each reference. Flux 2 Pro produces one image per request here, with frame controls and no separate quality selector. Compare the result with the source before developing the next revision.
Questions
How do I describe an edit with Flux 2 Pro?
Name the source subject, the change and what should stay recognizable. For example: replace the backdrop with warm plaster; keep the vase's outline, glaze and camera angle. A focused request is easier to compare with the original than several unrelated changes.
How many image references can I use?
The model supports up to nine input images in total. Use the image-to-edit role for the source and a style reference to guide its visual treatment. Explain what each image contributes instead of expecting every reference to be copied literally.
Can a style reference replace the image to edit?
The image to edit supplies the picture being revised. A style reference guides its visual treatment. Keep those roles distinct when the recognizable source subject matters, and describe the parts of the reference you want to use.
Can I choose the output frame and quality?
Choose 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9 or 9:16 for one output image. The default frame is 4:3; Auto uses that same product default. There is no separate quality tier. Check the crop, generated edges and composition after a change of shape.
Will the edit preserve my product or subject exactly?
Review the output against the source for the features that matter: faces, proportions, patterns, labels and reflections. A preservation request guides the edit; the resulting image still needs inspection before it represents a real product or person.











