FLUX 3 Image — Compose with Bounding Boxes
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FLUX 3 Image

Place every object exactly where you want it: draw a box, describe its contents, and watch FLUX 3 Image compose the full scene in seconds.

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Where FLUX 3 Image Stands Out

Tell the model where things belong, not just what to draw — a set of boxes, a canvas shape and one scene line do the heavy lifting.

  • Draw the Layout Yourself
    Sketch a rectangle around every object you care about, then note what belongs inside it.
  • Any Ratio, One Coordinate Scale
    Switch between portrait, landscape or square — the 0 to 1000 coordinate system stays identical either way.
  • A Single Line Unifies the Scene
    One short sentence binds your rectangles into a coherent picture, exactly as in the Le Festival du Soleil sample.

Build a FLUX 3 Image in Three Steps

From a blank frame to a fully arranged picture in well under a minute.

FAQ

FLUX 3 Image: Common Questions

Straight answers on layout control, the 0–1000 grid, and what it actually costs.

1

How do the boxes decide where objects appear?

Every rectangle you draw becomes the region reserved for that subject, so placement follows your sketch instead of guesswork.

2

Why is the canvas measured on a 0–1000 grid?

Both axes are normalised to the same range whatever the frame shape, which keeps your coordinates portable between ratios.

3

Should I pick a ratio before drawing boxes?

It helps. Because the grid never changes, a layout drafted at 1:1 can be reused at 16:9 without redoing every coordinate.

4

What role does the scene prompt play?

It is the sentence that makes separate regions read as one picture, setting the mood and lighting that boxes alone cannot express.

5

Can I describe every box individually?

Absolutely. Each rectangle takes its own short instruction, giving you fine-grained control over what appears in each part of the frame.

6

Is there a subscription or per-seat fee?

No. You pay only for what you create — no monthly plan, no seat licences — and open-weights tiers exist if you would rather host the model yourself.

Start Laying Out Your FLUX 3 Image

Draw the boxes, describe the scene, press generate. Credits only — no subscription required.