Flux Pro Image Generator

Seven models share the same prompt box, so switching from a cheap draft to a final render is a dropdown change. Schnell costs 10 credits an image, dev costs 30, FLUX.1 Pro costs 60, FLUX 1.1 Pro costs 50, and Ultra costs 75. Kontext Pro and Max add image editing at 50 and 100 credits. That spread lets you test a prompt cheaply and commit only when the composition works.

New accounts open with 60 credits, and a daily check in adds 20. The free tier also allows 5 prompt generations and 5 image to prompt runs a day, with a 15 day history. Standard costs $9.99 a month for 5,000 credits, and Professional costs $29.99 for 21,000. At 60 credits per FLUX.1 Pro image, Professional works out to roughly 350 images, or about 9 cents each.

The prompt helper takes a short phrase and expands it into a fuller scene description, which helps when you know the mood but not the wording. The image to prompt tool does the reverse: feed it a picture and it returns a text description. Both are small features that save real time when you're iterating on a style.

Eight aspect ratio presets cover square posts, wide banners, and 9:16 vertical for stories and phone wallpapers. Downloads come as WEBP, PNG, or JPG, so the same render can go straight into a web page or a print layout. A history panel keeps earlier generations reachable, which matters when you want to revisit a variation instead of regenerating it.

FLUX Kontext Pro and Max handle instruction based edits, such as removing an object or restyling a scene, without a separate subscription. The same account also reaches the site's video generator, priced from 100 credits for a 5 second standard clip. Credits are shared, so you decide whether a month's balance goes to stills or motion.