One model
Image, video and audio together
FLUX 3 covers image generation and editing, video, and sound in a single model rather than a chain of specialists — so what you establish in a still carries into the motion and the mix.
Stop assembling your pipeline from four different models. FLUX 3 is Black Forest Labs' answer to a workflow where the image tool doesn't know what the video tool is doing, and neither one can hear the audio: one model, trained jointly across images, video and sound from the very first step. A still becomes twenty seconds of motion with dialogue already in sync, and the same visual logic holds the whole way through.
What changes
One model
FLUX 3 covers image generation and editing, video, and sound in a single model rather than a chain of specialists — so what you establish in a still carries into the motion and the mix.
Native duration
Up to 20 seconds of video with audio in a single pass — long enough to carry a whole beat. Longer pieces chain clips into multi-shot sequences.
Sound that belongs
Native audio arrives with the video — multilingual dialogue included — instead of being layered on afterwards and nudged into sync.
Built for real production
Every handoff between tools is a place where your look drifts. FLUX 3 collapses those handoffs into a single model, so the thing you approved in the first frame is still there in the last.
Best for
Teams tired of stitching an image model to a video model to an audio tool, who want one consistent system end to end.
Where it lands first
A scene already made with FLUX 2 on YouArt, pushed into motion with dialogue — that handoff is the one FLUX 3 is designed to remove.
Not ideal for
Work you need to ship this week — FLUX 3 isn't on YouArt yet, so FLUX 2 is the one for today.
How it works
Bolting modalities together after the fact gives you a pipeline. Training them together from the start gives you a model that understands how a scene looks, moves and sounds as one thing.
Joint training
One model, jointly trained across images, video and audio from the beginning — not separate systems wired together after the fact. That's why a character established in a still holds through the motion, and why the sound lands on the action instead of near it.
Twenty seconds, one pass
Twenty seconds of video with audio, in a single generation. That's the difference between a fragment you have to cut around and a moment that can carry a line of dialogue, a reaction and a camera move without a seam in the middle.
Longer sequences
For pieces that run past a single generation, clips chain into longer multi-shot sequences — so scale comes from arranging shots, not from fighting one generation to stretch further than it should.
Workflow
The point of one multimodal model is that each step inherits the last instead of restarting from a text prompt.
The most controllable step comes first. Character, palette and framing are settled in a single frame, before anything begins to move.
That same frame carries into up to 20 seconds of video. Because one model handles both, the look that was approved is the look that moves.
Native audio and multilingual dialogue arrive with the generation, so the scene comes with sound rather than waiting on an alignment pass.
From prompt to finished scene
A finished piece needs more than a first generation — it needs a way to keep going without losing what you already had.
FLUX 3 can continue from an input video and its audio, carrying a shot forward so pacing and sound stay coherent when a scene needs more room than the first generation gave it.
Image synthesis and editing sit in the same model as the video, so the still you refine and the frame you animate come from one system instead of two that only roughly agree.
Built for production
FLUX 3 is built around the parts of the job that usually cost the most time: keeping a look consistent across modalities, getting clips long enough to use, landing sound without a separate pass, and covering more than one language.
One jointly trained model means the character, palette and lighting you set in a still are still there once the shot is moving.
Long enough for a line of dialogue and a reaction, instead of a fragment you have to cut around.
Native audio generation removes the alignment pass that normally sits between a finished render and a finished scene.
Multilingual dialogue means a second language version is a generation, not a reshoot.
Compared with FLUX 2
Final specs land on the model page when FLUX 3 arrives on YouArt. Video opened first in early access, with the image model following.
Across industries
A single model spanning image, video and audio changes the shape of the work differently depending on what you make.
Agencies build a campaign frame, extend it into a twenty-second spot and deliver it in several languages, without the look drifting between the key visual and the cutdown.
Retailers turn a product still into a short piece of motion with sound, keeping the exact shape and colour established in the image.
Studios previsualize a beat with dialogue already in place, so a board becomes something that can actually be watched and timed.
Teams produce training and internal video where a spokesperson stays identical across modules, and reversioning for another market is one more generation.
Who it's for
One model across modalities matters most to the people currently paying the tax of moving between three.
Creative directors hold one visual idea across a still, a moving shot and a soundtrack, instead of re-establishing it in every tool.
Performance marketers spin variants and language cuts from the same look, without a reshoot for each one.
Filmmakers previsualize scenes with dialogue in place, so pacing can be judged rather than imagined.
Social creators go from an idea to a short piece with sound already in it, without assembling a toolchain to get there.
Generate with FLUX 2, Flux Kontext and every other model on YouArt using a single credit balance.
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FAQ
Coming to YouArt
FLUX 3 is coming to YouArt. FLUX 2 and Flux Kontext are already here, so the workflow you build today is the one FLUX 3 slots straight into.
FLUX, FLUX.2 and FLUX 3 are trademarks of Black Forest Labs Inc. YouArt is not affiliated with or endorsed by Black Forest Labs.