bfl-api

To integrate the Black Forest Labs API for FLUX image generation, you need a valid BFL API key for authentication, then configure your script to access FLUX endpoints and handle polling patterns to retrieve the generated images.

Yes, you can use FLUX models to edit existing images by providing direct input URLs to the BFL API, which supports up to 8 images for multi-reference image editing and manipulation workflows.

FLUX model pricing through the BFL API is calculated based on either megapixel rates or flat per-image rates, and this Skill provides detailed pricing transparency for FLUX.2 and FLUX.1 endpoints.

You need the requests library to handle polling for Black Forest Labs image tasks, as this Skill relies on it to manage task processing and retrieve the final generated images from the API.

The best way to generate high-quality images using FLUX.2 endpoints is to authenticate with your BFL API key, submit a text prompt to the endpoint, and poll the task until the image generation completes.

Yes, there is a limitation when using FLUX for editing: you can pass a maximum of 8 images via direct input URLs for multi-reference scenarios in your image manipulation workflows.