A single unified foundation model spanning image, video, audio, and motion — producing scenes that feel more connected, natural, and true to life. Coming soon.
FLUX 3 is Black Forest Labs’ announced multimodal foundation model for images, video, audio, language, and action prediction. Its video direction connects how a scene looks, moves, sounds, and changes over time instead of treating each signal as a separate creative task.
Announced capabilities include text-to-video, image-to-video, video-to-video transformation, visual references, keyframe transitions, video-and-audio continuation, multilingual dialogue, animated typography, flexible aspect ratios, and agentic chaining for longer multi-shot sequences. FLUX 3 is coming soon.
Capability claims are based on the official Black Forest Labs announcement ↗.
Explore the announced Flux 3 AI Video Generator features for text-to-video, image-to-video, video transformation, keyframes, native audio, and longer multi-shot sequences. These capabilities are coming soon to this site and are not active generation controls today.
Describe the subject, action, setting, camera movement, lighting, pacing, dialogue, ambience, and sound effects in one prompt. FLUX 3 is announced to generate video and audio jointly, helping physical events and sound cues feel connected instead of assembled in separate tools.
Animate a starting frame or provide reference images for a character, product, composition, wardrobe, or visual style. This workflow is intended for creators who need more continuity than a text-only AI video prompt can provide.
Use a source clip to communicate movement, timing, or a central subject, then direct a new scene or visual treatment. The announced capability is designed to carry important elements from the reference while changing context, environment, or style.
Define opening and closing moments so an animation, camera move, product reveal, or visual transformation has a clear destination. Keyframe-to-video control can make the creative brief more predictable when the final composition matters.
Continue existing audiovisual material while preserving motion and sound context. This announced mode targets creators who want to extend a scene, maintain ambience, or carry dialogue and physical sound into the next beat without rebuilding every signal from scratch.
Chain individual clips and reuse visual references to support character, product, style, and environment continuity across scenes. Black Forest Labs describes agentic chaining for longer sequences, while the announced single-generation limit reaches up to 20 seconds with audio.
Explore four wide-format Flux 3 video results across natural environments, first-person action, cinematic character work, and stylized animation. Each example is presented in its original 16:9 frame.
VIDEO 01A wide coastal study built around heavy surf, sea spray, distant birds, and layered atmospheric movement.
VIDEO 02A rider-level chase sequence exploring speed, camera shake, wet-road reflections, and close physical motion.
VIDEO 03A formal dance staged through reflections, warm chandelier light, repeating figures, and controlled cinematic blocking.
VIDEO 04A handcrafted character moment combining tactile clay materials, warm practical lighting, and expressive stop-motion movement.
Flux 3 AI video generator use cases across advertising, ecommerce, filmmaking, multilingual localization, and game worldbuilding. See how text to video, image to video, and multi-shot workflows fit real creative pipelines.
Turn a written hook, storyboard, product image, or campaign reference into an audiovisual brief for ads, launches, Reels, Shorts, and creative testing. Plan camera movement, dialogue, ambience, pacing, aspect ratio, and the final brand moment in one connected request.
Launch films · Social ads · Creative variantsUse product and packaging images to direct shape, materials, color, close-up detail, environment, and motion. The announced image-to-video and visual-reference workflows are relevant to product reveals, listing videos, seasonal campaigns, and branded lifestyle scenes.
Product reveals · Listing media · Brand motionTranslate a script beat into camera direction, character movement, atmosphere, dialogue, sound, and transitions before a production shoot. Keyframes and multimodal references can help define opening and closing compositions for storyboards and connected scenes.
Previs · Storyboards · Pitch sequencesPlan localized dialogue, physical sound, ambience, timing, and visual continuity for product explainers, training content, and character-led campaigns. FLUX 3 has announced multilingual dialogue and native audio, while language coverage remains provider-dependent.
Explainers · Localized campaigns · TrainingDevelop environments, character beats, motion references, and sound direction across a sequence of short clips. Agentic chaining and reusable references are intended to support longer connected audiovisual ideas beyond a single isolated generation.
Game concepts · Music visuals · Branded storiesCompare the production details creators search for before choosing an AI video model: native output, clip length, reference control, synchronized audio, aspect ratios, API access, and cost. Published specifications are separated from announced capabilities so you can see where FLUX 3 leads and where important details remain unconfirmed.
| What creators compare | FLUX 3 VideoAnnounced edge | Veo 3.1Available | Sora 2Legacy API | Runway Gen-4.5Available |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Native outputResolution and frame rate | 720p demonstratedBFL used 720p clips in its preliminary evaluation. Maximum native resolution and FPS are not published yet. | 720p / 1080p · 24fpsPublished native output options on Vertex AI; some reference and extension modes have exceptions. | 720p landscape or portrait1280×720 and 720×1280 are listed for Sora 2. A native FPS is not stated on the current model card. | 720p · 24/25fpsPublished Gen-4.5 output specification for text-to-video and image-to-video workflows. |
| Single-clip durationHow long one generation can hold | Up to 20 secondsVideo and audio are generated together in one clip—the longest published single generation in this comparison. | 4, 6, or 8 secondsVertex AI supports fixed durations; reference-image workflows are limited to 8 seconds where available. | Not stated on model cardThe current Sora 2 model page publishes output size and per-second pricing, but not a duration limit. | 2–10 secondsCreators select a duration between two and ten seconds in the Gen-4.5 workflow. |
| Input & controlT2V, I2V, V2V, frames, references | Broad multimodal controlText-to-video, image animation and references, video-to-video, keyframes, plus video-and-audio continuation. | Text, image, first + last frameStrong shot framing controls; exact reference-image and extension support depends on the Veo variant. | Text + image inputThe current API model card lists natural-language and image inputs for video generation. | Text-to-video + image-to-videoCamera motion and scene behavior are directed through prompts; an input image anchors appearance. |
| Native audioDialogue, ambience, SFX, lip sync | Joint video + audio generationAnnounced multilingual dialogue, ambience, physical sound effects, and speech synchronized with lip movement. | Native audio generationVeo 3.1 generates video with audio, including dialogue, sound effects, and environmental sound. | Synchronized audio outputSora 2 produces video with synchronized audio from text or image inputs. | Not native to Gen-4.5The published Gen-4.5 specification covers video output; audio uses separate Runway tools or workflows. |
| Continuity workflowCharacter, style, and multi-shot cohesion | References + agentic chainingVideo-to-video can carry central elements into a new scene; chained clips target longer multi-shot sequences. | First / last frame controlDefined boundary frames help control transitions and shot endpoints within supported variants. | No comparable API specThe model card does not publish a standardized character-reference or multi-shot continuity control. | Image-anchored clipsInput images help establish a shot, while longer scene continuity requires an assembled workflow. |
| Aspect ratiosLandscape, vertical, square, cinematic | Broad range announcedBFL states support extends beyond conventional cinematic output; the exact production ratio list is pending. | 16:9 · 9:16Landscape and vertical output are documented, with mode-specific exceptions. | 16:9 · 9:16The model card lists 1280×720 landscape and 720×1280 portrait output. | 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:3 · 3:4 · 21:9Gen-4.5 image-to-video publishes the widest exact ratio list in this comparison. |
Specifications checked July 28, 2026 from Black Forest Labs, Google Cloud, OpenAI, and Runway.
FLUX 3 is Black Forest Labs’ announced multimodal model for image, video, audio, language, and action. This independent site previews a future browser workflow for its text, image, video, keyframe, and audio controls.
Yes. Black Forest Labs lists text-to-video as an official FLUX 3 video capability. A useful prompt should describe the subject, action, setting, camera, timing, and sound.
Black Forest Labs has announced image-to-video from a starting frame and the use of images as visual references. The feature is coming soon to this site and cannot be selected here today.
Yes. The official launch post says video outputs include native audio generation, with support for synchronized physical sound and multilingual dialogue.
The official launch information states that FLUX 3 can create videos with audio up to 20 seconds long in one generation. Longer sequences can be assembled by chaining individual clips.
You can start with complimentary credits when you create an account. Those credits let you generate and download watermark-free videos before purchasing more. Continued generation may require paid credits, and you must own or have permission to use every script, reference image, and source clip.
No. Flux 3 runs entirely in the cloud — you can generate AI videos online through your browser without a GPU, local installation, or software download.
Yes. Videos generated on this site can be used for advertising, marketing, client work, social media, and other commercial projects, subject to our Terms of Service. You must own the script and have permission to use any uploaded reference image or source clip.
Flux 3 generates video clips up to 20 seconds with synchronized audio — coming soon.