Text, image, and video inputs
Start from a prompt, continue from an image, or restage a source clip while carrying over the central subject, motion cues, and tone.
Use the FLUX 3 AI video generator to create text-to-video, image-to-video, and video-to-video clips with native audio, multilingual dialogue, and stronger character consistency from one multimodal world model.
Black Forest Labs positions FLUX 3 as a multimodal foundation model that jointly learns from images, videos, audio, and language. This landing page turns that launch story into a clearer AI video generator for text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-led production.
Start from a prompt, continue from an image, or restage a source clip while carrying over the central subject, motion cues, and tone.
The launch post highlights strong facial expressions, multilingual dialogue, and reference-guided consistency across longer sequences.
Early materials point toward chaining clips into longer multi-shot sequences, which makes the model relevant for both creators and product teams.
FLUX 3 is designed to align sound with physical events so impacts, speech, and movement feel more causally connected.
FLUX 3 is trained on images, videos, and audio together, so generation and understanding share one world model instead of fragmented pipelines.
Beyond cinematic footage, FLUX 3 is framed as capable of animated design, strong typography, and a broad set of aspect ratios and styles.
See how creators use multimodal AI video for brand films, multi-character scenes, and polished product visuals. Browse curated examples with cinematic motion, reference-guided control, and production-ready quality — from dynamic action to stylized fashion and atmospheric storytelling.

Dynamic action scene with fluid camera movement and rich atmosphere.

Expressive dance motion replicated with smooth, realistic choreography.

Product-focused visual with clean composition and polished motion.

Dreamy outdoor scene with cinematic color and gentle movement.

Stylized fashion shot with consistent character details across frames.

Cinematic character portrait with soft lighting and natural motion.

Character-driven moment with stable identity and expressive motion.

Atmospheric urban scene with layered depth and cinematic pacing.

Stylized visual narrative with bold color and fluid transitions.
These use cases connect FLUX 3's multimodal video model to practical workflows such as launch videos, explainers, multilingual creative, and reference-led edits.
Create short launch spots, product teasers, and ad variations without maintaining separate image, video, and audio generation stacks.
Prototype scenes, camera ideas, and dialogue-driven sequences before moving into expensive production or editorial workflows.
Use images or source video as references to preserve a subject or scene while exploring alternate pacing, style, or context.
Previsualize cuts, test sequences, and gather stakeholder alignment with shorter loops between concept and moving image.
Support multilingual spoken content and region-specific creative versions from a common visual foundation.
Explore clips where rhythm, sound, and visual causality matter, especially for music promos, branded motion, and stylized edits.
How It Works
Start with a prompt or reference, define motion and sound, then generate a short FLUX 3 clip you can review, refine, and turn into a stronger production direction.
Write a text prompt or add an image or source clip when you want tighter control over subject, scene, or composition.
Describe camera feel, action, dialogue, language, and environmental audio so the generation has a clear causal target.
Create a candidate clip, compare timing and coherence, then iterate with sharper references or more constrained instructions.
Preview pass
Review motion, camera energy, and timing before deciding how to narrow the next pass.
FLUX 3 responds better when the brief is narrow, visual, and explicit about audio. Use these tips to improve text-to-video, image-to-video, and video-to-video runs.
Start with one physical event or one clear subject action so the clip has a stable causal center instead of several competing motions.
If a character, product, or frame composition needs to stay consistent, add an image or source clip reference instead of relying on text alone.
Mention dialogue, ambient sound, or impact timing explicitly. FLUX 3 is positioned around audiovisual alignment, so sound should be part of the brief.
If a clip drifts too far, change one variable at a time: camera movement, subject action, spoken line, or source reference.
The plans below keep the current public price ladder lightweight while mapping credits to an early-access FLUX 3 video workflow.
For trying FLUX 3 with a few short clips each month
$0.030 / credit
For regular concepting, marketing, and social output
$0.017 / credit
For heavier production loops and faster iteration
$0.012 / credit
These answers are based on the Black Forest Labs FLUX 3 launch post published on July 23, 2026 and on the product framing used on flux-3.com.
Open the generator, test a text-to-video or image-to-video run, and move from launch curiosity to a usable multimodal video workflow.