Motion draft
$0.44
Most popularaudio incl.
CURRENT FLUX VIDEO DRAFT ROUTE
Native 720p Draft with keyframes and Extend; separate Enhance for eligible paired Drafts.
Use native Draft at 720p for text, image, two-frame, timed-keyframe and Extend trials. Enhance re-renders an eligible owned native Draft at 1080p from its paired cache; imports, copied public videos and Draft Extend caches cannot supply that eligibility. The earlier Draft charge remains separate.
Fixed 720p iteration
Native Draft stays at 720p. Eligible paired-cache Enhance is separately quoted at 1080p; it does not make every Draft automatically enhanceable.
Same explicit source roles
Text needs a prompt, image mode needs an opening image, first-last-frame needs both anchors, keyframes needs 1–10 indexed images, and native Extend needs a source video.
Fast creative decisions
Use short controlled scenes to compare camera direction, action timing and visual continuity. Avoid spending the draft loop on several unrelated story beats that cannot be diagnosed.
Draft extension remains separate
Native Draft Extend remains a 720p continuation workflow with its own quote. Its cache is not eligible for Enhance.
Compare six seconds of normal 720p generation with six seconds of 720p extension.
$0.44
Most popularaudio incl.
$0.87
audio incl.
Generation example: 5 s · 720p · Text to video · Audio included — $0.36
Both amounts come from the canonical mode-aware calculator; extension never inherits the normal Draft rate by omission.
Use Draft for early frame bridges, source-video continuation tests, motion sketches and prompt comparisons with one measurable change per attempt.
Native Draft stays at 720p. Eligible paired-cache Enhance is separately quoted at 1080p; it does not make every Draft automatically enhanceable.
Keep source frames, prompt structure and acceptance criteria reusable so the successful draft can be evaluated consistently on the standard model.
Use the draft loop to answer one source, motion or transition question at a time.
Test one scene idea with a clear action, camera path and ending.
Animate an opening frame while preserving subject and composition.
Use two compatible anchors and specify the plausible transition between them.
Continue an eligible source clip without resetting identity, camera or light.
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.
Enhance requires your own completed native text, image, first-last-frame or keyframe Draft and a verified paired cache. Not every Draft supplies one. Measured source duration must be positive and at most 21 seconds; this is an application admission limit, not a provider output guarantee. Availability is checked again before execution; enhancement has its own quote.
Choose one uncertainty the render should resolve.
Question: [Camera, action, frame compatibility or continuation] Success signal: [Visible behavior that answers it] Subject anchors: [Details that remain fixed] Final beat: [How the draft should settle]
A draft is valuable when it reduces one concrete uncertainty, even if it is not a final asset.
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