FLUX 3, FLUX 3 Draft & FLUX 3 Max examples

Explore FLUX 3, FLUX 3 Draft and FLUX 3 Max videos with original prompts and settings. Each clip keeps its model label. Explore FLUX 3 Max

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Explore FLUX 3 and FLUX 3 Draft videos with their original prompts, settings and source workflows. Both support text-to-video, opening-image animation, first-and-last-frame transitions and a separate Extend workflow for continuing an existing clip. Draft offers 720p exploration; standard FLUX 3 has its own higher-resolution option. FLUX 3 Max is an additional fal post-trained variant of Black Forest Labs’ FLUX 3 Video, with optional generated audio, 5–20-second clips, timed keyframes and 720p or upscaled 1080p output. Each video keeps the exact model that generated it. Compare the selected model’s controls and current quote before creating a new clip.

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Prompt patterns across FLUX models

Write one clear scene: a subject, a physical action, a camera move and an ending. For image-to-video, describe what moves while preserving the starting composition. For a first-and-last-frame transition, use compatible images and explain the movement between them. With Max audio enabled, identify the speaker, put the spoken words in quotation marks and describe the background sound. Keep dialogue short enough for the requested duration. Review the complete result, including motion, hands, reflections and sound, before choosing a take.

Strengths and limits by model

Compare Max, standard and Draft using the same creative brief, but judge each actual output independently. A Draft or standard clip is not evidence of Max quality. Image references guide the shot; they do not guarantee perfect identity or geometry. Max offers optional audio and 1080p through upscaling. Standard and Draft have their own controls, including the separate Extend workflow. Check the selected model page for exact input limits and supported settings. Standard FLUX 3 and Draft also support 1–10 timed keyframes. FAST Edit belongs only to standard FLUX 3 at 720p and inherits source timing, framing and audio. Enhance needs your own eligible native Draft and a qualified paired cache; a public MP4 or Draft Extend result cannot supply it. Enhance has a separate quote and does not transfer to Max.

Pricing notes (varies by model)

The quote depends on the model, duration, resolution and workflow. Check the current price before generation and keep the same settings when comparing two models. The amount displayed in MaxVideoAI is the customer price; provider promotions are not a promise of a matching customer discount.

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FAQ

FLUX models FAQ

Which videos were generated with FLUX 3 Max?

Read the model label attached to each video. The gallery also contains standard FLUX 3 and Draft videos; those results keep their original labels.

Can FLUX 3 Max generate audio?

Yes. Enable generated audio and describe dialogue, music or ambient sound in the prompt. You can turn audio off for a silent clip.

Can I use a first and last image?

Yes. Choose the first-and-last-frame workflow and provide both images. Match their subject and perspective, then describe a plausible transition.

Can I guide FLUX 3 Max with timed keyframes?

Yes. Place 1–10 images at selected positions on the 24 fps timeline. These images guide visual states at specific moments; they are not free character references or guaranteed editing cuts. Describe the motion between compatible images and review the resulting transitions.

Which FLUX model can extend a video?

Use the separate Extend workflow on standard FLUX 3 or FLUX 3 Draft. The Max integration has its own generation modes.