Create with FLUX 3 Image Klein: turn a prompt into a new image, or give an existing image a different color, setting, or style. Start below with text or your own references.
Start from an idea
Standard rates. The generator confirms the exact credits before you submit, and the same rates apply to text-to-image and image editing. View pricing →
Use FLUX 3 Klein as an online image editor: say what to change and what to keep. Start with a focused edit, inspect the result, then build on the version you prefer.
Change a jacket’s color while asking to preserve the pose, fabric texture, and background. Review the result before making your next adjustment.
Change the blazer to cobalt blue. Keep the face, pose, fabric texture, and background unchanged.
Try a different lampshade color without asking for a whole new interior. Describe the lighting and furniture you want to retain.
Change the lampshade to a deep green fabric. Keep the lamp base, table, sofa, and warm lighting as they are.
Reference images work best when each one contributes different information. Upload a clear photo of the subject, then add images for the setting and the light, and explain those roles in upload order. You can use up to 10 references; if two of them disagree on color, pose, or background, say which one should take priority.
An AI image generator is easier to direct when the intended use is clear. Choose a direction, then describe the subject and the details your image needs to communicate.
Upload a product photo and describe the new surface, props, and light. Ask to keep the bottle shape, cap, and color.
Start from a drawing and name the materials and setting it should become. State the shapes that must not change.
Define a focal point and a sense of scale, then describe the foreground, middle distance, and background under one light source.
Keep the object list short, set a restrained palette, and say where empty space and lettering should go. Check generated text carefully.
Write a prompt, or upload images and describe what should change. Include the subject, composition, lighting, and details that matter.
Pick an aspect ratio and 1K, 2K, or 4K. Use 1K to explore a direction and higher resolutions when you need a larger output.
Check the credit quote before generating. Review the full image, refine your prompt if needed, and download your result.
For text-to-image generation, build the prompt in this order. For an edit, describe the finished scene as well as the change, and separate essential details from optional styling. When a result misses, adjust one instruction at a time so you can see what changed.
Make it better
The same portrait with a cobalt blue blazer; keep the face, pose, and background
Choose your model, describe the result, and review the credit quote. Your prompt stays in place when you switch models.
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