Multimodal motion system

Flux 3 Video: Create Cinematic AI Videos

Direct text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-led motion, and native audio from one focused AI video generator. Start with an idea, control the shot, and keep every take ready for review.

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Why creators choose Flux 3 Video

Flux 3 Video combines prompt direction, visual references, motion cues, and sound intent in a single multimodal video workflow. Instead of treating generation as a lottery, it gives creators a practical way to plan a shot, compare takes, and move from a rough idea toward a coherent cinematic sequence.

01 — Start from language

Text-to-video with a shot hierarchy

A strong text-to-video prompt separates essentials from atmosphere. Begin with the subject and the action, then name the location, time of day, camera movement, lens feeling, composition, lighting, pace, and sound. Put continuity requirements in plain language: what must remain recognizable, what can transform, and when the transition should happen. This structure helps an AI video generator preserve the scene’s core logic while still leaving room for expressive movement.

02 — Anchor the frame

Image-to-video that respects the source

Image-to-video begins with a frame that already communicates composition, palette, scale, and subject identity. Use the prompt to describe change over time rather than repeating everything visible in the image. Explain how the camera moves, which elements respond to wind or gravity, where attention shifts, and what should stay fixed. This keeps motion purposeful and helps prevent the reference from dissolving into an unrelated scene.

03 — Build continuity

Reference video for motion language

A reference video can communicate timing, performance energy, camera behavior, or physical rhythm that is difficult to express with adjectives alone. Keep references short and focused. If one clip demonstrates a handheld push and another defines a character, state those jobs clearly in the prompt. Avoid stacking files that contradict one another; a smaller, intentional reference set is easier for both the model and the human reviewer to understand.

04 — Direct the sound

Native audio as part of the scene

Native audio works best when sound is written as scene direction. Name the important source, its distance, texture, and timing: footsteps crossing wet concrete, a soft cloth turn, an engine rising before a cut, or room tone beneath a spoken beat. Do not overload the prompt with a full soundtrack. Prioritize the sounds that sell the action and let quieter ambience support the image.

Creative controls

One workspace, many ways in.

Begin with words, a still frame, a reference sequence, or an audio idea. The generator keeps the important controls close to the prompt so each revision stays deliberate rather than becoming a blind reroll.

Three-part workflow

From intent to finished draft.

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Direct

Write the scene as a shot, not a bag of adjectives. Name the subject, action, environment, lens feeling, camera path, lighting, pace, and sound beat. A clear hierarchy helps the generator understand what must stay stable and what may evolve.

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Reference

Add only the media that sharpens the brief. Use a still for composition or identity, first and last frames for a planned transition, reference video for motion language, and audio for rhythm or atmosphere. Give every upload a specific purpose.

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Iterate

Review motion, continuity, prompt fit, and sound before changing everything at once. Keep the strongest settings, revise one variable, and generate the next take. Small controlled changes produce a more coherent sequence than unrelated rerolls.

Start a shot

Your next frame is ready to move.

Describe the moment, add a reference when it helps, and generate a cinematic draft from the workspace above.

Pricing

More drafts. More room to refine.

Choose the same value-led plans and credit structure used across our production workspace. Upgrade when you need more generations, higher-volume iteration, and commercial project capacity.

Basic

$19.90$9.90/ mo

Billed $118.80 yearly

3,000

credits

Cost per 10 credits

Commercial Usage RightsYearly Only
Up to 200 videos
Up to 3,000 images
All AI Models
Priority Support
Priority Processing Speed
Remove Watermark
Free Video UpscalerYearly Only
Free Frame InterpolationYearly Only
More Free AI ToolsYearly Only

Best Value

Max

$99.90$59.90/ mo

Billed $718.80 yearly

Save $480/year - 60% Off

Quantity Adjustment2x

6x Best Value

30,000

credits

$0.24

Cost per 10 credits

Commercial Usage RightsYearly Only
Up to 2,000 videos
Up to 30,000 images
All AI Models
Priority Support
Dedicated Support
Priority Processing Speed
Remove Watermark
Free Video UpscalerYearly Only
Free Frame InterpolationYearly Only
More Free AI ToolsYearly Only

Creator directing a cinematic AI video workflow

Creator workflow

Treat every generation as a directed take.

A useful AI video is rarely an accident. Build a repeatable shot language, keep references organized, compare takes, and carry the strongest visual decisions into the next scene.

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Questions, answered

Flux Video FAQ

What is Flux 3 Video?

Flux 3 Video is the featured multimodal creation workflow inside Flux Video. It lets you begin with text, an image, first and last frames, reference video, or audio direction, then shape the result with duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and sound controls in one browser-based AI video generator.

How do I create a video?

Choose the video model, describe the subject and action, add camera movement and lighting, then upload references when they improve continuity. Select duration, format, and resolution before you generate. Review the completed draft in My Creations, refine the prompt, or start a new variation from the strongest result.

Does it support references and audio?

Yes. The featured workflow supports reference images, reference video, reference audio, and first-and-last-frame guidance. You can also request generated sound when the selected settings allow it. Reference inputs work best when each file has one clear job, such as preserving a character, composition, motion cue, or sonic mood.

Is Flux Video independent?

Yes. Flux Video is an independent AI creation platform. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Black Forest Labs or any model provider. Third-party names identify selectable tools or public model context; your account, credits, workspace, support, and billing relationship are with Flux Video.