How It Works
Character consistency in FLUX.2 relies on multi-reference editing. You provide one or more reference images of your character, then describe the new scene, pose, or context. FLUX.2 preserves the character’s identity while adapting them to the new setting.Examples
Iterative editing with consistent identity
FLUX excels at maintaining character consistency even after multiple sequential edits. Starting from a single reference photo, each edit changes the scene while the character stays recognizable throughout the entire sequence.
Fashion editorial — consistent characters across scenes
With multi-reference editing, you can create entire editorial series with consistent characters. Provide clothing items and a scene description — FLUX.2 generates a coherent model across every shot.
Character placed in new scene
Place a character from one image into a completely different setting while preserving their appearance and style.
The couple from Image 2 is now standing in the middle of the street of Image 1, holding the same object. Apply the style of Image 1 to them as well, make them blend in a smooth way into the image, keep image 1 colors.
Season and outfit change — same character
Change the environment, weather, and clothing while keeping the character’s identity intact.
Keep the woman's pose unchanged. It is now heavily snowing, the background is white and the trees are bare. Snowflakes are visible falling in the frame. The woman is wearing a black coat, and the umbrella is a yellowish-green color