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Edit images like magic. Describe what you want changed, and FLUX.2 makes it happen. Combine furniture from multiple photos into one room. Replace people with animals while keeping proportions perfect. Change backgrounds, swap textures, edit text—all while maintaining photorealism that matches professional photography.Reference multiple images simultaneously - up to 8 via API, up to 10 in the playground. Use [max] for highest precision editing, [pro] for production at scale, [flex] for fine-grained control, or [klein] for cost-efficient high-volume editing.
Try it live - Upload images and describe your edits in our playground. See the magic happen in seconds.
Combine character references with scene direction to produce consistent editorial shoots across multiple setups.
Create a fashion editorial with consistent characters across multiple scenes
Interior Design
Combine furniture from multiple photos into one room and apply textures from other images.
Use the empty illuminated concrete space from the first image as the room, place all the furniture from the images inside this space, and use the purple knit texture from the uploaded image to create a blanket draped over the red chair.
Animal Replacement
Replace people with animals from different reference images while keeping proportions and scene composition natural.
Replace the people in the image with the animals from images 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Adjust them to the space and style so they sit naturally in the scene. Adjust the proportions of the animals to each other and to the space
Pose Guidance
Upload a pose reference image and FLUX.2 matches it precisely — perfect for maintaining consistency across shots or recreating specific poses.
Exact Color Control
Reference a color from another image or use hex codes for precise color matching in edits.
Change the color of the gloves to the color of image 2
For best color matching performance, include a color square of the desired color in your reference images. FLUX.2 will match the exact color from the reference.
Collage Method
Use a single input image containing a collage layout to guide composition. Useful for quick layout experiments.
Quality may be slightly lower with the collage method compared to using multiple separate input images. For best results, use individual reference images when possible.