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$1.23
audio incl.
CURRENT FLUX VIDEO PRODUCTION ROUTE
Create from text or an image, bridge exact first and last frames, or extend a short source clip at 720p or 1080p.
Choose text, an opening image, both boundary frames, 1–10 timed keyframes, or native Extend. FAST Edit changes a compatible source at 720p while inheriting its timing, framing and audio. Each workflow has its own inputs and current quote.
Creation, keyframes and source operations
Create from text or images, bridge two required frames, or place 1–10 ordered keyframes at unique integer positions from 0 through requested seconds × 24. That indexing rule is not a promise about output cadence.
Exact frame bridge
First-and-last-frame mode requires both a start and end image. Design compatible anchors and describe the motion that can plausibly connect them within five to twenty seconds.
Source-video extension
Extend accepts a short supported source clip. Continue its camera vector, subject trajectory, light and rhythm instead of restarting the scene with unrelated direction.
Separate extension quote
The canonical calculator selects extension-specific pricing facts when mode is extend. A page scenario cannot quietly reuse the less expensive normal-generation rate.
Compare the same six-second video in 720p and 1080p.
$1.23
audio incl.
$2.09
Most popularaudio incl.
$2.96
audio incl.
Generation example: 5 s · 720p · Text to video · Audio included — $1.02
Prices depend on your selected settings. MaxVideoAI confirms the quote before you generate.
Use FLUX 3 for product movement, designed frame bridges, source-video continuation and scene work that benefits from explicit input ownership.
FLUX 3 Max is the new fal post-trained variant, with text-to-video, image animation, first-and-last frames and optional generated audio. This page describes standard FLUX 3, which also offers video extension.
For frame bridging, explain how pose, camera, materials and light evolve between anchors. Impossible geometry makes a stable connection less likely.
Choose the workflow first, then write motion that respects every required source and the physics between states.
Define a compact scene, physical action, camera path and stable ending.
Protect the opening composition and direct movement without redesigning the source.
Supply both required images and describe a physically plausible path between them.
Use an eligible source clip and continue its established motion, camera, identity and atmosphere.
Use 1–10 ordered images and unique frame positions from 0 through requested seconds × 24. Choose 5–20 whole seconds; first-and-last-frame mode still requires both anchors.
FAST Edit uses an MP4 strictly shorter than 15 seconds and smaller than 50 MB. Output is 720p and inherits measured source timing, framing and audio. Prepare a compatible copy for MOV or HEVC and review its actual duration.
Match the brief to text, image, two-frame or extension inputs.
Workflow: [Text, image, first-last-frame, or extend] Required source: [None, opening image, two anchors, or source video] Success state: [What reviewers must see] Duration: [Length that fits the action and source constraints]
Keyframes is a separate workflow with 1–10 indexed images; first-and-last-frame still requires both anchors.
Best practices, common fixes, and important limitations to help you get the strongest results with FLUX 3 Video.
Compare prices, formats, and capabilities before choosing your model.
Create 5–20 second FLUX 3 Max videos from a prompt, an opening image, first and last frames, or up to 10 keyframes, with optional generated audio.
Compare FLUX 3 Video vs FLUX 3 MaxGenerate fast 720p FLUX 3 drafts from text, images, first/last frames, or source video.
Compare FLUX 3 Video vs FLUX 3 DraftGenerate Grok Imagine Video 1.5 clips from text, an image, or up to seven image references.
Compare FLUX 3 Video vs Grok Imagine Video 1.5Formats, settings and limits to check before creating.
Built-in safeguards and best practices for responsible creation with FLUX 3 Video.