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FLUX 3 Image
Draw a region for each object, pick your canvas shape, and describe the whole moment in one line — FLUX 3 Image handles the rest.
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Give Every Object Its Own Place with FLUX 3 Image
Take charge of your composition — define the frame proportions, mark a territory for each subject, and tie it all together in one sentence.
- Draw-First Composition ControlSketch a rectangle around each subject you care about, then write a short note about what it should contain.
- Any Canvas Shape, One Consistent GridSwitch between portrait, landscape or square while both axes stay on a 0–1000 scale, so your coordinates never lose meaning.
- A Single Line Holds the Scene TogetherOne sentence of context blends the separately described regions into a coherent, believable picture.
How to Build a FLUX 3 Image Layout
Three quick moves take you from a blank frame to a fully arranged scene.
FLUX 3 Image — Common Questions
Short, practical answers on box coordinates, canvas grids and how the scene line works.
How do the boxes decide where objects appear?
Each rectangle you draw becomes the region reserved for that subject, so the object you describe lands inside the area you marked out.
What is the 0–1000 canvas grid for?
No matter how wide or tall the frame is, each axis runs from 0 to 1000, which keeps every box coordinate comparable across different formats.
Should I pick the canvas shape first?
Yes. Selecting the shape up front means your 0–1000 coordinates stay readable and portable, whichever format you switch to later.
Where does the scene prompt fit in?
It is the single sentence that binds your separately described regions into one believable moment, lighting and mood included.
Does every box get its own description?
Absolutely. Once a rectangle is drawn you write what belongs inside it, so every region carries its own content brief.
Is a subscription or seat licence required?
No. You pay only for the renders you make — no monthly plans, no per-seat charges — and open-weight tiers are available if you prefer to host the models yourself.
Ready to Compose Your Own Layout?
Draw your regions, write one scene line, then hit generate. You only pay for what you render.