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Single-reference editing is the most common workflow: you provide one input image and describe the changes you want. FLUX.2 understands the context of your image and applies edits while preserving what you didn’t ask to change.
Refer to the Image Editing Overview for core concepts before diving into specific use cases.

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Use Cases

Single-reference editing covers a wide range of creative and professional tasks. Below are the most common categories with real prompt examples.

Background Replacement

Change or replace the background of your image while keeping the subject intact.
Input: bottle product photo
Output: bottle in strawberries on white background
Input: subject with original background
Output: subject in cozy home environment

Style Transfer

Transform the visual style or medium of an image — from illustration to photorealism, or from photo to painting.
Input: original photo
Output: oil painting style
Input: architectural illustration
Output: photorealistic house
Input: abstract artwork
Output: mountain vista transformation

Object Manipulation

Add, remove, or replace objects in a scene. Be specific about what should change and what should stay.
Input: image with sprinkles
Output: sprinkles removed
Input: image with flower
Output: flower replaced with lemon slice
Input: gorge scene
Output: goblins added to gorge wall
Input: DJ scene
Output: polar bear replaces DJ
Input: jars with cherries
Output: cherries replaced with sprinkles
Input: moss-covered statues
Output: clean stone statues
Input: person on motorcycle
Output: person on rearing black horse
Input: portrait with feathers
Output: portrait with rose petals

Color & Material Changes

Recolor specific elements or transform materials — FLUX.2 supports hex color codes for precision.
Input: cow with natural colors
Output: cow with custom colors
Input: butterfly
Output: silver butterfly
Input: butterfly
Output: ice butterfly

Lighting, Weather & Season Changes

Shift the time of day, season, or weather conditions with a simple instruction.
Input: scene in original season
Output: winter scene
Input: daytime scene
Output: nighttime scene
Input: scene with original lighting
Output: warm autumn lighting

Text Editing

Add, replace, or modify text within images — from simple swaps to full ad layouts.
Input: image with original text
Output: text changed to Flux.2
Input: neon sign with original text
Output: neon sign with new text
Input: shop scene
Output: new neon sign and traffic light
Input: fashion photo
Output: fashion ad with text and CTA

Virtual Try-On & Clothing

Change outfits, add accessories, or adjust clothing colors — great for fashion and e-commerce.
Input: woman in original outfit
Output: woman in fuchsia dress
Input: woman without jacket
Output: woman with fluffy jacket and hat
Input: white lace wedding dress
Output: sky blue lace wedding dress

Pose & Expression Changes

Adjust gaze direction, body pose, or facial expressions of subjects.
Input: owl with closed eyes
Output: owl with open eyes
Input: woman looking away
Output: woman looking at camera
Input: woman in casual pose
Output: woman in model pose

Writing Effective Single-Reference Prompts

Be specific about what changes and explicit about what should stay the same. The more precise your instruction, the better the result.

Good prompts

  • “Change the shirt color to red”
  • “Replace the background with a sunset beach”
  • “Turn this into an oil painting”
  • “Add snow to the scene, keep everything else unchanged”

Avoid

  • “Make it better”
  • “Improve the lighting”
  • “Make it more professional”
  • “Fix the image”