FLUX.2 [max]

FLUX.2 [max] is the top-tier model in the FLUX.2 lineup, built for high-end image quality, strong prompt control, and grounded generation when facts or timely context matters. If you need hero assets for product pages, campaign creatives, or cinematic mood frames—without a studio setup—this is the model people reach for.

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What Makes FLUX.2 [max] Different

Marketplace-Ready Product Visuals

Create sharp, believable product shots with clean materials, realistic reflections, and controllable lighting. It’s a practical choice when you need ad-ready images fast, and you can still pair your final deliverables with FLUX.2 workflows for consistent styling across a campaign.

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Grounded, Real-Time Context Generation

When a prompt depends on recent events, trending products, or real-world facts, FLUX.2 [max] can pull live web context before generating. This saves time on manual reference hunting and reduces “confident but wrong” visuals when the request is time-sensitive.

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Multi-Reference Consistency for Edits

For retexturing and controlled edits, FLUX.2 [max] handles multi-reference inputs well, helping you keep the same product identity while changing materials, background, or mood. If you prefer lighter iteration cycles, you can prototype quickly with FLUX.2 [klein] and then finalize with max.

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From Still Image to Motion Concepts

Need to turn a strong still into a short motion concept? Start with a clean keyframe from FLUX.2 [max], then move to image to video to explore timing, camera motion, and mood without rebuilding the whole idea from scratch.

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How To Use FLUX.2 [max] (A Practical Workflow)

Write A Specific Prompt

Describe the subject first, then environment, then camera/light details, then style. If your request depends on current facts or trends, state it clearly so grounded generation can do its job.

Control With References (When Needed)

Add reference images when you must preserve identity or materials. Keep references consistent (same product/character) and only introduce variations you actually want the model to follow.