FluxPicture

What is FluxPicture?

FluxPicture is a third-party AI platform for generating images and videos; it currently incorporates FLUX for image generation, Krea for creating realistic images, and Wan 2.2 for video generation. It is not an official service provided by Black Forest Labs, nor is it the developer of the Krea or Wan models.

The platform uses a browser as its main entry point; after logging in, users enter prompts, select parameters, and generate content. The site also features a public gallery, and the fact that content can be created there free of charge is particularly noteworthy.

Main functions

FLUX image generation

The user enters the subject, scenario, action, camera angle, and style, and the model converts this description into an image. The interface offers random prompts, which are useful for getting started quickly when there is no complete idea yet.

Various image ratios

Standard image generation supports 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 9:16, 5:4, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, and 2:3 aspect ratios. The page states that images can reach up to 2MP in resolution, but the actual pixel count depends on the model and settings used.

Krea realistic generation

The Krea page allows users to enter only prompts, or they can upload reference images for image generation. It emphasizes natural lighting and realistic results, making it suitable for portraits, products, and marketing concept images; however, the name “Krea” does not mean that the site is operated by Krea’s official team.

Reference diagrams and advanced parameters

The reference image format supports JPEG, PNG, and WebP; the maximum size of a single file is 10MB. Users can adjust the image quality, generation quality, guidance intensity, fast mode, and whether the image should be made public, and they can also choose a 21:9 aspect ratio.

Wan 2.2 Video Generation

Video creation tools accept descriptions of up to 1200 characters and generate videos lasting around 3.4 to 5 seconds. It is possible to choose between 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 aspect ratios, as well as resolution levels from 480p to 720p; in addition, options are available for the number of frames, frame rate, and the degree to which creative suggestions and prompts should be followed.

Content safety and public gallery

Image and video tools offer security checks to prevent adult or NSFW content. The platform can remove such illegal content and restrict accounts, but users remain responsible for their actions of uploading and publishing content.

Input and output

Image generation tutorial

1. Log in to your account and check your free points or subscription balance first.
2. Select either the regular FLUX image or the Krea realistic mode.
3. When generating an image from another image, upload a reference image in JPEG, PNG, or WebP format.
4. Enter the subject, environment, composition, lighting, lens, and style.
5. Select the screen aspect ratio, quality, guidance, and fast mode.
6. Check the “Publicly display” switch to prevent accidental posting of private materials in the gallery.
7. Submit for generation, and check the points or fee information for this transaction.
8. Check the text, hands, identity of the people, as well as details related to brands and backgrounds.
9. Download the results, and verify the rights to the materials and models before commercial release.

Video generation tutorial

1. Open the AI video tool and log in.
2. Describe the main subject, actions, scene, and camera movements in no more than 1200 characters.
3. Select a ratio of 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1.
4. Choose the resolution from 480p, 580p, and 720p.
5. Set the number of frames between 81 and 121, as well as the frame rate and creativity level.
6. Enable security checks and decide whether to make the results public.
7. It is generated based on the estimated duration and cost indicated on the page.
8. Before exporting, check for smooth actions, proper character deformation, and no screen flickering.

Price packages

The price per package of images is the value shown on the page, which is obtained by rounding up the monthly fee and the number of times the images are generated. Videos are priced separately, based on the number of seconds and the resolution; therefore, the rate of 1 point per image cannot be directly applied to videos.

The final amount may include taxes or differences related to the payment methods; it is not fully clear whether points are carried over, when automatic renewal takes place, and whether refunds are issued in case of failure. Before making a payment, it is necessary to refer to the actual settlement page and the account rules.

Free, subscription, and privacy differences

• On the home page, under FAQ, it is indicated that new users receive 3 free credits.
• The marketing text states that “no registration is required,” but the interface generated currently demands login.
• Free users cannot set images to private; the results generated for free are public.
• Paid users should check the public setting before submitting to prevent the accidental release of sensitive content.
• The monthly plan mainly adds points; nothing is specified regarding teams, concurrency, and priority queues.

Suitable for users and scenarios

• Self-media creators: Create covers, images, and vertical short videos.
• Marketers: Create product scenarios, ad sketches, and conceptual visuals.
• Designer: Use reference images to explore realistic styles and compositional variations.
• Independent developers: They can quickly test AI-related visual requirements, but they cannot rely on the platform’s APIs.
• Regular users: Create non-sensitive entertainment images and participate in public galleries.

Advantages

• The access to images, image generation, and short videos is centralized in the same account.
• It supports common landscape, portrait, square, and ultra-wide aspect ratios.
• The reference diagram format and the 10MB limit are clearly specified.
• The video shows its duration and estimated cost before it is submitted.
• The monthly fee for image subscriptions is easy to compare with the number of points.

Restrictions and risks

• The platform is not the developer of the model, and the specific backend version may change.
• Free works are publicly available by default and are not suitable for faces, customers, or unreleased products.
• Videos can be up to about 5 seconds long, so they are not suitable for creating full-length films directly.
• The generated results may contain erroneous text, identity drift, object distortion, and flickering.
• Information on the corporate entities, addresses, and full operational details is limited.
• The current terms and privacy policy are still based on the dates from 2023, and they do not fully cover the new video features.
• No native mobile apps, desktop software, or browser extensions were identified.

Privacy and data processing

The privacy policy states that names, email addresses, and payment information are collected, and cookies are used to process orders, provide support, and improve products. The page also indicates that personal information is not shared with third parties, nor is information related to children under 18 years of age collected intentionally.

Current payments are handled by Stripe, and generation requires model computation; therefore, the statement \"not shared with third parties\" does not cover payment processing, hosting, or model handling. The policy also fails to address prompts, reference images, results, logs, training purposes, retention periods, and deletion procedures.

• Do not upload identification documents, medical records, child photos, or customer confidential information.
• Before generating an image from a real person, obtain the individual’s consent and the necessary permission for the use of their portrait.
• During the free trial, it is assumed that the results can be seen by any visitor.
• Before making a payment, ask about the storage, deletion, and training rules for the original images and the resulting outputs.
• The business team should prepare the supplier list and data security specifications as required.

Copyright and Commercial Use

The feature page claims that the generated images and videos can be used for commercial purposes, but the current terms of service do not clearly specify ownership rights, the scope of licensing, or requirements regarding attribution. Business users cannot assume that all resulting outputs are free from any rights-related risks just by seeing the logo on the page.

• Use only reference images that you own or for which you have authorization.
• Check the rights related to portraits of people, trademarks, characters, artistic works, and product designs.
• Model licenses vary depending on the version of FLUX; a website subscription does not equate to a license for model weights.
• The fact that the website mentions Replicate and FLUX API does not mean that FluxPicture provides its own APIs.
• The publishing platform requires that content generated or modified by AI be marked accordingly.

Refunds, cancellations, and payments

The FAQ clearly states that refunds are not provided due to the resources consumed by image processing. There is currently no separate policy outlining exceptions such as repeated charges, service failures, unused points, and statutory right of cancellation.

Payments are processed by Stripe, and the website claims that it does not store any details of credit cards. Information regarding the option to cancel subscriptions, when renewal will stop, and what to do with any remaining points has not been fully disclosed; it is necessary to consult support before subscribing.

API, SDK, and open-source status

Frequently Asked Questions

Is FluxPicture the official website of FLUX?

No. It is a platform created by a third party; Black Forest Labs is the entity that developed the FLUX model.

Is registration required to generate it?

It is necessary. Although the page contains marketing text stating that registration is not required, both the image and video interfaces currently demand login first.

How many times can free users generate it?

On the home page, under FAQ, it is stated that new users receive 3 points; for regular image interfaces, 1 point is awarded for each instance of use. The actual points granted and their validity period depend on the account balance.

Will the free images be made public?

Yes. The interface instructions clearly state that free users cannot set their profiles to private; the results generated by free users will be made public.

Which reference images are supported in Krea mode?

JPEG, PNG, and WebP are supported, with a maximum size of 10MB. Unnecessary privacy metadata should still be removed before uploading.

How long can a video be?

Currently, 81 to 121 frames are supported, which corresponds to a duration of approximately 3.4 to 5 seconds at 24FPS. The frame rate can be adjusted between 4 and 60FPS.

Can it definitely be used for commercial purposes after subscribing?

The page claims to be suitable for commercial use, but the terms do not provide a complete explanation of the rights related to output. It is still necessary to check the actual model, reference materials, and third-party rights before publishing.

Can I request a refund?

The general rule for FAQs is that no refunds are provided. Repeated charges, technical issues, and statutory exceptions should be reported directly to support for confirmation.

Is there an official API?

It has not been confirmed yet. The information provided on the website regarding the FLUX API and Replicate is part of the details related to the model ecosystem; it does not constitute evidence of FluxPicture’s own APIs.

Summary

FluxPicture is ideal for trying out FLUX image generation, realistic image creation based on reference images, and Wan 2.2 short videos within a single browser account. The parameters and prices are presented in an easy-to-understand manner, making it particularly suitable for testing concept images with low risk and short videos lasting a few seconds.

The main points to keep in mind are: free results are made public, refunds are generally not provided, the old privacy policies are incomplete, and the commercial licensing terms are insufficient. When dealing with real people, customer assets, or paid commercial services, it is necessary to first clarify the privacy rules, licensing conditions, and cancellation procedures.