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FLUX.2 supports precise color matching using hex codes. Useful for brand consistency, design work, and any scenario where exact colors matter. Signal hex colors with keywords like “color” or “hex” followed by the code, and associate each hex value clearly with a specific object or surface.

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Basic Syntax

Signal hex colors with keywords like “color” or “hex” followed by the code:
Basic hex color syntax example with blue apple illustration
Apple: #0047AB
Brand color example
Walls: #C4725ASofa: #1B6B6FAccent: #E8A847
Sunflower with hex color prompting
Sunflower: #C92695
Liquid lucid composition with hex colors
#00FF2F#0D00FF#FF0000

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Gradient Colors

Apply gradients by specifying start and end colors:
Vase with gradient colors
Start: #02eb3cEnd: #edfa3cFlowers: #ff0088
Round silk throw pillow with radial gradient
Center: #6A0DADEdges: #FFD700
Panoramic sky with three horizontal gradient color zones
Upper: #1B0A3EMiddle: #CF6A2EHorizon: #E8728A
Product shot with pink-to-purple-to-blue gradient backdrop
Pink: #FF0080Violet: #7928CACobalt: #0070F3
Hex codes work best when clearly associated with specific objects. Vague references like “use #FF0000 somewhere” may produce inconsistent results.