FLUX 1.1 Pro is the latest iteration of the FLUX series, offering professional-grade image quality with enhanced photorealism and support for resolutions up to 2K.
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Examples
Flux Pro examples from real prompts
Explore generated Flux Pro outputs, open any image for a closer look, and adapt the prompt to your own subject.
Product / e-commerce photography
E-commerce product hero
Prompt: Professional e-commerce hero photograph of a stainless steel insulated water bottle in matte sage green, standing on a light gray stone surface with a soft shadow, two ice cubes and a sprig of mint beside it, bright diffused studio lighting, seamless off-white background, crisp product detail with a subtle brushed-metal texture, clean commercial catalog style.
Portrait / personal branding
Environmental portrait
Prompt: Environmental portrait of a carpenter in his 50s with a gray beard and rolled-up flannel sleeves, standing in his workshop holding a hand plane, wood shavings on the workbench, warm tungsten work light mixed with cool daylight from a side window, honest weathered skin texture, 50mm lens look, shallow depth of field, documentary photography style.
Concept art
Concept art environment
Prompt: Fantasy concept art of a cliffside monastery carved into a red sandstone canyon at dusk, prayer flags strung between carved windows, a winding stone stairway descending into mist below, warm lantern light glowing from within, atmospheric haze, painterly digital art with strong depth and scale, cinematic wide composition.
Social media content
Food photography for social
Prompt: Appetizing overhead photo of a stack of fluffy ricotta pancakes topped with macerated strawberries, a dusting of powdered sugar, and a drizzle of honey caught mid-pour, on a ceramic plate over a linen napkin, bright natural window light, fresh and airy brunch aesthetic, square Instagram composition, realistic food photography.
Architectural / real-estate visualization
Architectural exterior
Prompt: Photorealistic architectural photograph of a small modern cabin with a black timber facade and a wall of glass, set among tall pines at blue hour, warm interior light spilling onto a wooden deck, light snow on the ground, crisp evening atmosphere, wide-angle lens, balanced exposure, architecture magazine quality.
Editorial illustration
Editorial illustration
Prompt: Editorial magazine illustration about urban gardening: a rooftop overflowing with vegetable planters, tomato vines climbing a trellis, a person in a straw hat watering seedlings, city skyline softened in the background, warm gouache texture with visible brush marks, limited palette of leafy green, terracotta, and sky blue, thoughtful negative space at the top for a headline.
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Where does Flux 1.1 Pro sit in the FLUX lineup?
Flux 1.1 Pro is Black Forest Labs' balanced professional tier: the prompt discipline and photoreal base the FLUX family is known for, at half the credit cost of Pro Ultra.
On RenderFlow AI it is the model you live in during the working day — prompt, review, adjust, repeat at 4 credits, with five aspect ratios, JPG or PNG output, a Raw mode for natural-looking photos, and resolution headroom up to 2K when a draft earns it.
Why Flux 1.1 Pro earns the daily-driver slot
Half-price FLUX quality — Pro Ultra's sharper ceiling costs 8 credits; Flux 1.1 Pro delivers the same prompt discipline and photographic base at 4. Across a full week of iteration, that gap compounds into real budget.
Half-price FLUX quality — Pro Ultra's sharper ceiling costs 8 credits; Flux 1.1 Pro delivers the same prompt discipline and photographic base at 4. Across a full week of iteration, that gap compounds into real budget.
Raw mode that un-AIs the photo — The More Natural Looking toggle dials back the over-polished sheen that gives synthetic images away. On lifestyle and candid-style briefs it is the difference between "stock photo" and "photo".
Raw mode that un-AIs the photo — The More Natural Looking toggle dials back the over-polished sheen that gives synthetic images away. On lifestyle and candid-style briefs it is the difference between "stock photo" and "photo".
Built to iterate, not just finish — Five aspect ratios, JPG or PNG, and a seed field cover the daily drafting loop without ceremony. Change one thing per generation and Pro keeps pace with the conversation instead of blocking it.
Built to iterate, not just finish — Five aspect ratios, JPG or PNG, and a seed field cover the daily drafting loop without ceremony. Change one thing per generation and Pro keeps pace with the conversation instead of blocking it.
A clean upgrade path — Work that outgrows Pro moves up to Pro Ultra
A clean upgrade path — Work that outgrows Pro moves up to Pro Ultra for maximum detail, or sideways into Flux Kontext for edits, without leaving the FLUX look. The prompt habits you build here transfer directly.
Work that fits Pro before it needs Ultra
Daily design and marketing iteration
Product and ad concept drafts
Photoreal lifestyle imagery
Moodboards and art direction
The Flux Pro iteration loop, step by step
Frame the shot with the five ratios
Choose the aspect ratio that matches the destination first — 16:9 for web heroes, 9:16 for stories, 4:3 or 3:4 for feeds, 1:1 for tiles. Flux Pro composes to the frame, so decide before you write a word.
Prompt like a photographer's note
Subject, setting, light direction, and one material detail beat long adjective chains. Flux responds to photographic language — "overcast window light, worn oak table" — and quietly ignores hype words.
Toggle Raw mode by subject
Turn on More Natural Looking for people, lifestyle, and anything meant to pass as candid photography. Leave it off for product renders and graphic looks where the polished finish helps.
Iterate one variable per generation
At 4 credits, the winning pattern is small controlled changes: lock the seed once a composition works, then adjust light, palette, or prop one at a time. Five targeted iterations beat one re-rolled prompt.
Promote only the keeper to Pro Ultra
When a draft is approved for a large placement, rerun the final prompt on Flux 1.1 Pro Ultra for the higher detail ceiling. Everything else ships straight from Pro.
Frequently Asked Questions
Flux 1.1 Pro vs Flux 1.1 Pro Ultra — what is the real difference?
Pro costs 4 credits per image, Ultra costs 8. Both share the same aspect ratios, formats, and Raw mode; Ultra pushes the detail and resolution ceiling higher for finals. The standard pattern is iterating on Pro and promoting only approved heroes to Ultra.
What does the Raw ("More Natural Looking") setting do?
It reduces the glossy, processed finish and produces a more candid photographic texture — skin, light, and color behave more like an unretouched shot. Turn it on for people and lifestyle scenes; leave it off for crisp product renders and graphic looks.
Which formats and aspect ratios does Flux Pro support?
Output is JPG or PNG, with aspect ratios of 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 3:4, and 4:3. Choose PNG when the file heads into a design tool and JPG for smaller share-ready files.
Is Flux Pro good at text inside images?
It manages short words but typography is not its strength. When a design depends on exact copy — posters, packaging, ads — use GPT-Image-2, Seedream V4, or Qwen Image instead.
How do I keep a subject consistent across Flux Pro generations?
Lock the seed, keep the descriptive core of the prompt identical, and change only the one variable you are exploring. For edit-driven consistency on an existing image, switch to the Flux Kontext models, which are built for that job.