> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bfl.ml/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Character & Style Consistency
> Maintaining consistent characters and styles across image edits with FLUX
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FLUX.2 can maintain a character's identity — face, clothing, proportions, and style — across multiple generations. This is essential for editorial shoots, storyboards, product campaigns, and any workflow where visual continuity matters.
## 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.
### Season and outfit change — same character
Change the environment, weather, and clothing while keeping the character's identity intact.
### Character placed in new scene
Place a character from one image into a completely different setting while preserving their appearance and style.
