flux-best-practices

To control colors in FLUX prompts, use precise hex color values to ensure brand-consistent visuals. This approach enforces strict color accuracy within your image generation workflow, preventing unwanted color shifts in the final output.

To edit an existing image with FLUX while preserving composition, use reference-image guidance and positive descriptive language. This approach maintains the original identity and style during FLUX.2 image-to-image editing workflows.

You can generate accurate typography in FLUX images by enclosing the desired text in quotes within your prompt. This signals the model to render readable text, ensuring clear textual elements inside your generated visuals.

The best way to structure complex scenes in FLUX is by using JSON scene structuring and multi-reference inputs. This method organizes multiple reference images to achieve reproducible outputs and precise composition control.

Choose between FLUX.1 and FLUX.2 models by evaluating your need for speed, quality, editing capabilities, or typography. FLUX.2 workflows typically support advanced image-to-image editing and multi-reference composition better than FLUX.1.