AI Image Generator

Flux Kontext Pro

Generate AI image with Flux Kontext Pro — text to image and image to image, all from one Vidney workspace.

Text to ImageImage to Image6–12 credits per generation

Output

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Sample

Flux Kontext Pro specifications

Output: Image
Task modes: Text to Image · Image to Image
Tiers: Pro · Max
Aspect ratios: 1:1 · 4:3 · 3:4 · 16:9 · 9:16
Cost: 6–12 credits per generation
Family: flux
Setup: No API key or provider account required

What it does

What Flux Kontext does well

Single-instruction local edits

Flux Kontext applies one written instruction to one region and leaves everything you did not mention exactly as it was. Tell it to swap the background, recolor a single garment, or remove an object, and the rest of the frame — faces, shadows, reflections, the grain of a surface — stays put rather than getting subtly repainted. This is in-context editing, not regeneration: the model reads the existing image as context and changes only the addressed area. For retouchers that means no masking by hand and no collateral shift in pixels that were already right, so a targeted fix lands as a targeted fix instead of a fresh render that happens to resemble the original.

Pixel-faithful preservation

The discipline that sets Flux Kontext apart is how little it touches. Untouched regions return unchanged at the pixel level, so the parts of the image you are protecting — a logo lockup, a face, fine product texture, a precise color — do not soften, shift hue, or re-render into a near-miss between passes. You can carry one source through edit after edit and the preserved areas hold instead of degrading. That faithfulness is what makes the model trustworthy for brand and product work, where a slightly different cap shape or a drifted label color is a defect, not a variation, and reshooting is the only other fix.

In-image text editing

Flux Kontext edits text that already lives inside an image. Point it at a headline, a price, a sign or a line of packaging copy and change the words in place, with the surrounding typography, color and placement carried over so the correction reads as part of the original layout. This is editing existing lettering, not generating a caption from nothing: you fix a typo, localize a tagline, or update a number without rebuilding the artwork in a separate design tool. For comps and packaging mockups that need a quick wording change, it removes the round trip of exporting, retyping, and matching the type by hand.

Drift-free successive edits

Flux Kontext is built to take many surgical edits in sequence without the subject sliding away from itself. Swap the background, then restyle a region, then edit a word, and the consistent parts — the same product, the same face, the same finish — hold their identity across the whole chain rather than accumulating small mutations into a lookalike. This is consistency through faithful editing, not through re-generating a subject each time. It lets you treat one image as a working file you keep refining, confident that the tenth pass still preserves what the first pass established, which is what iterative retouching and brand asset work require.

How Flux Kontext Pro compares

Specs side by side with similar models — all runnable on Vidney.

	Flux Kontext Pro	Midjourney V7	Nano Banana	Seedream 4.0
Task modes	Text to Image · Image to Image	Text to Image · Image to Image	Text to Image · Image to Image	Text to Image · Image to Image
Cost	6–12 credits per generation	6 credits per generation	6 credits per generation	6–9 credits per generation

Real samples

Sample gallery

Real Flux Kontext Pro output, generated on Vidney — these are actual results, not stock or fabricated examples.

Flux Kontext Pro — UGC product ad — UGC product adFlux Kontext Pro

Flux Kontext Pro — Viral effects & dance — Viral effects & danceFlux Kontext Pro

No setup, no API keys

Run Flux Kontext Pro straight from your browser. Vidney handles provider access, billing, and storage — you just write a prompt.

Multiple task modes

Flux Kontext Pro supports text to image and image to image in the same workspace, so you can switch task types without leaving the page.

Transparent credit pricing

Every image run costs 6–12 credits per generation. The cost is shown on the button before you spend a credit — no surprise metering.

Who reaches for Flux Kontext, and for what

Flux Kontext is Black Forest Labs' in-context image editor, and the people who depend on it have an image they mostly want to keep. Product and packaging teams change a bottle's setting while the cap, the embossing and the label wording stay pixel-identical. Retouchers run a single instruction — swap this background, restyle this jacket, recolor this wall — and trust every untouched region to come back unchanged. Brand designers carry a hero asset through a chain of small edits without it drifting. Marketers fix a typo or rewrite a line of copy already set inside an image, no return trip to a layout tool. The common need is surgical precision, not invention. Pick Flux Kontext over Nano Banana when the job is one faithful edit to one image with everything else preserved exactly, or a run of successive edits that must not accumulate drift. Reach for Nano Banana instead when you are fusing several reference images into a new composition or editing conversationally across many turns. Flux Kontext ships in Pro and Max tiers, both available on Vidney from one credit balance.

Put it to work

What you can make

Background swaps on a fixed hero

Keep one product photograph exactly as shot and change only what is behind it. Flux Kontext lifts the existing background out and drops in a new setting — a studio sweep, a marble counter, an outdoor scene — while the hero object stays pixel-faithful: the same label wording, the same cap, the same glass color and highlights as the original frame. Because it preserves the source rather than re-imagining the product into a fresh scene, every variant is unmistakably the same shot with a different backdrop. Run a few settings off one master file and you get setting variations you can trust to match, not a set of similar-looking rerenders.

Targeted retouching by instruction

Make one corrective edit and leave the rest of the image untouched. Tell Flux Kontext to remove a stray cable, change a wall color, restyle a single garment, or take a logo off a surface, and it confines the change to that region while shadows, skin, texture and framing elsewhere stay exactly as they were. This is the everyday work of a retoucher expressed as a sentence instead of a mask and a brush. Because untouched pixels return unchanged, you can stack several such fixes on one photo and end with a clean result that still reads as the original capture, not a repaint of it.

Text and copy fixes in artwork

Correct the words inside an image without rebuilding it. Flux Kontext edits a headline on a poster comp, a price on a tag, the copy on a label or the text on a sign in place, matching the existing font weight, color and position so the change disappears into the original design. Fix a typo, localize a line for another market, or update a figure, all without exporting back to a layout tool and re-typesetting. For teams iterating mockups, it turns a wording change from a full redo into a one-line edit, and the surrounding artwork stays exactly as it was rendered.

Clean restyle of one region

Apply a style change to a chosen part of an image while the rest holds. Ask Flux Kontext to restyle a jacket's material, shift a room's palette, or give one surface a different finish, and it transfers the new look cleanly into that region without bleeding into neighboring pixels or altering the parts you left alone. Because the edit is local and the untouched areas are preserved, you can audition several treatments against the same fixed source and compare them fairly. The output comes clean, with no watermark on paid runs, ready to drop straight into a comp.

How to generate image with Flux Kontext Pro

01
Open Flux Kontext Pro
Open the Flux Kontext Pro workspace on Vidney and pick your task type (text to image and image to image).
02
Describe your output
Write a prompt describing the image you want, and upload a reference image for image-driven modes. Set aspect ratio as needed.
03
Generate and download
Spend 6 credits to run Flux Kontext Pro. When the generation completes, download the result from your account.

Tutorials & community

Real tutorials and discussions about Flux Kontext Pro from across the web.

How to Use Flux Kontext for Image Editing (with AI Comparisons)

Blue Lightning · YouTube

ComfyUI Tutorial Series Ep 52: Master Flux Kontext – Inpainting, Editing & Character Consistency

pixaroma · YouTube