Flux 3

Text-to-video
Advertised as blackforestlabs/flux-3/text-to-videoflux-3-text-to-video
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Flux 3 — TLDR
  • 🆕 Black Forest Labs' first video-capable Flux, generating from text prompts alone
  • 🧠 Single multimodal model spanning image, video, audio and action prediction
  • 🔧 Built on Self-Flow, unifying understanding and generation in one flow-matching model
  • 💬 Native audio, sound effects and multilingual dialogue generated jointly with video
  • 📏 Clips can be agentically chained into sequences lasting several minutes
  • 🎯 BFL reports improved complex-prompt handling and text generation over earlier Flux
  • 🌐 Wide style range, from camcorder footage to animation and cinematics
  • 🏢 Sibling endpoints cover image-to-video and keyframe-driven generation
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Black Forest Labs is a generative AI company based in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany, founded by former members of Stability AI. The lab is best known for developing the Flux family of text-to-image models, which generate images from natural language prompts and have quickly…

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About this model

Flux 3 extends the Flux line from still images to video and audio: a multimodal foundation model that covers image, video, audio and action prediction within one network. This catalog entry is the text-to-video endpoint, turning a written prompt into a video clip with sound, while the related Flux 3 image-to-video endpoint animates a supplied still and Flux 3 First Last Frame interpolates between two defined keyframes for controlled transitions.

Architecturally, the model is described by BFL as being trained with Self-Flow, an approach that places multimodal understanding and generation inside a single flow-matching model, with compute and data scaled across video, images and audio simultaneously rather than training separate systems. A practical consequence is joint generation: video and audio arrive in the same pass, so ambience, effects and dialogue — including multilingual speech — are aligned with on-screen events.

Compared with its same-family predecessors, the difference is a change of modality. Flux 2 Pro and Flux 2 Max are image generators focused on photorealism, multi-reference control and text rendering, with Flux 2 Max Edit handling inpainting-style edits; none produce motion or sound. On the generation quality side, BFL reports that in preliminary mid-training evaluations Flux 3 already showed significant improvement over earlier Flux versions in handling complex prompts and generating legible text.

For longer-form work, individual clips can be chained agentically into multi-shot sequences running several minutes, with visual references helping keep characters consistent across scenes. Stylistic coverage described by BFL ranges from handheld camcorder-style footage to animation and cinematic looks.

Sources
bfl.aiFLUX 3: Multimodal Video, Image & Audio | Black Forest Labs· bfl.ai

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Usage on Antseed · Flux 3
Videos generated
101
8.4 min of video · $74.13
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