What this FLUX.2 generator optimizes
- Subject → Action → Style → Context → Lighting → Composition → Camera
- Full camera controls, with an optional camera body (default none)
- Avoid choices rewritten positively (blur → sharp, crisp detail)
- Width × height derived from your aspect ratio; flex-only steps and guidance
How FLUX.2 prompts are built
Subject first, then action, style, context, lighting, composition and technical camera notes, then Image 1 / Image 2 reference mapping.
Example FLUX.2 prompt
A woman in a tailored coat walking through a rainy street, cinematic photography, soft directional light from the left, shot with an 85mm lens at f/2.8. Use the person from Image 1, the clothing from Image 2 and the environment from Image 3.
Product / Fashion with references
Product reference + clothing reference, a model and editorial style — the product stays the visual hero.
Create a fashion image centered on a tailored cream linen blazer worn by a female model, preserving its cut, silhouette, fabric texture, stitching, pattern, colors, hardware and distinctive details. Shot at f/1.4. Use the reference image for the product: preserve its exact design, shape and proportions, its exact colors and finish, its materials and surface texture, any logos, branding and labelling exactly as shown and the small distinguishing details and craftsmanship. Follow the newly specified scene, lighting and camera setup. Compose the image as a square composition, 1:1 aspect ratio.
Multi-reference: identity, pose and environment
Shows how FLUX.2 maps each reference to its role. You attach the images in FLUX.2.
Create a hyper-realistic photo of a woman in her thirties. Frame the complete subject visible from head to toe as a strict constraint. Shot at f/1.4. Use image 1 for identity and image 2 for pose. Preserve the subject's recognizable facial identity and facial structure and match the body pose and orientation only. Preserve only those assigned attributes while following the newly specified scene, lighting and camera setup. For image 3: use the environment, setting and spatial characteristics from the reference image while allowing the subject and other elements to change. Compose the image as a square composition, 1:1 aspect ratio.
FLUX.2 FAQ
- Why no negative prompt?
- FLUX.2 doesn't use one, so PhotonPrompt describes what you want instead.