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Flux

Flux

black-forest-labs

Text-to-image models by Black Forest Labs with high-quality photorealistic output. #opensource

Updated 9h ago
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About Flux

FLUX (FLUX.1) is Black Forest Labs' official open-weight image generation and editing model family, distributed with minimal inference code for local use. The lineup spans several specialized variants beyond basic text-to-image: FLUX.1 [schnell] (Apache 2.0 licensed) for fast text-to-image generation, FLUX.1 [dev] for higher-quality text-to-image under a non-commercial license, and further [dev] variants for in/out-painting (Fill), structural conditioning from edges or depth maps (Canny, Depth), image variation (Redux), and prompt-guided image editing (Kontext), including LoRA versions of the conditioning models. The models can be run locally via a pip-installable Python package (with optional TensorRT support), or accessed through Black Forest Labs' hosted API, which also includes Pro-tier models not released as open weights. Commercial use of the open-weight [dev] models requires a separate license with usage-based tracking built into the reference code.

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Key Information

Pricing
Open Source
Open Source
Yes
Category
Models
Developer
black-forest-labs
Last Updated
9h ago
Website Status
Online
Website
github.com
Documentation
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Features

Family of open-weight image models: schnell (fast), dev (quality), Fill, Canny, Depth, Redux, Kontext
FLUX.1 [schnell] is Apache 2.0 licensed; other [dev] variants use a non-commercial license
LoRA versions available for structural-conditioning variants (Canny, Depth)
Runs locally via pip install, with optional TensorRT acceleration
Hosted API access includes additional Pro-tier models not released as open weights
Commercial licensing available with built-in usage tracking for the open-weight models

Pricing

Open Source
This tool is open source and free to use or modify.

Free tier available

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Frequently Asked Questions

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