Explore composition first
Use a simple brief to try framing, subject placement, and overall color. Resolve those choices before adding many small details.
Black Forest Labs Model family
Find your next visual direction with FLUX.
Explore Black Forest Labs’ FLUX family across generations. Compare the supported Pro, Dev, Schnell, Ultra, and Max models, with release dates and practical guidance.
6 supported modelsRelease history & guidesReviewed 2026-10-05
The collection
FLUX models
All FLUX options currently supported in Quickmake. Release dates refer to provider announcements or launch notes; unverified dates are marked below.
6 of 6 models
FLUX.2
1 model available
| Model | Workflow | Released | Credits | Generate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Text to imageImage references | Launch notes | 14/ image |
FLUX1.1
2 models available
| Model | Workflow | Released | Credits | Generate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
FLUX1.1 Pro Ultra The Ultra offering in the FLUX1.1 generation. Check the generator for available output settings. ProUltra | Text to imageImage references | Announcement | 12/ image | |
Text to imageImage references | Announcement | 8/ image |
FLUX.1
3 models available
| Model | Workflow | Released | Credits | Generate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Text to imageImage references | Announcement | 8/ image | ||
Text to imageImage references | Announcement | 5/ image | ||
Text to image | Announcement | 1/ image |
Credits shown are for one 1024 × 1024 image with default settings and no references. Settings can change the quote; review it before generating. Quickmake credits and plans ↗
The bigger picture
Generations and variants, explained together
FLUX spans multiple generations of image models from Black Forest Labs. Names such as Pro, Dev, Schnell, Ultra, and Max describe different offerings within that history. “FLUX Pro” without its generation leaves out an important part of the choice: FLUX.1 Pro and FLUX1.1 Pro are separate releases.
Use the family as a toolkit for exploring compositions, materials, illustration styles, and photographic scenes. Compare versions with a shared brief before investing in refinements. The table groups every FLUX option currently supported in Quickmake by generation, with the relevant release source alongside each one.
Ways to use FLUX
Compare the relevant version
FLUX is a family, not a single model. Compare the versions that support your task and check the quote for each.
Prepare the finished design
Use your selected image as a canvas asset. Add editable copy and export the layout in the format your project needs.
Where to start
- Choose a FLUX version explicitly rather than relying on a family name alone.
- Use a common prompt to compare visual directions and credit estimates.
- Develop illustrations, backgrounds, or product-scene concepts for a larger design.
What to check
- Editing support differs between FLUX versions; the model table show the integration’s available workflow.
- Do not assume that parameters or output behavior transfer unchanged between FLUX generations.
- Check anatomy, text, and repeated elements before approving a final asset.
FLUX questions
It includes every FLUX image model currently supported in Quickmake. The provider may offer other models, tools, or modes that are not integrated here.
Dates refer to the linked provider announcement or launch notes, not the date a model was added to Quickmake. If a dated release source is not confirmed, the table says so and links to documentation instead.
Start with a version that supports your task, then compare its quote and results with another version using the same brief. There is no universal best choice across all styles and editing requirements.
No. Support varies by version and integration. Check the workflow listed on each card and the controls available in Quickmake before preparing an editing brief.
You can read this page and explore the prompts without signing in. Generating an image requires a Quickmake account and sufficient AI credits. The generator shows the estimate before you submit.
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Sources and availability
Reviewed 2026-10-05. The options above reflect Quickmake’s supported integration; provider documentation may describe additional features.