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Flux 3 Image in DaVinci — native 4K with layout control

DaVinci brings together image models from different AI providers, Flux 3 Image among them. Generate in native 4K with layouts that follow your prompt.

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Native 4K in DaVinci

Generate at up to 4K in DaVinci, so fine textures, faces, patterns, and small text stay sharp when you zoom, crop, or print.

Layouts that hold in DaVinci

Describe where each element should go, and Flux 3 Image in DaVinci follows that placement closely, from posters to infographics.

Ten references in DaVinci

Combine up to ten reference images in DaVinci while keeping characters, products, and objects recognizable in one result.

Precise edits in DaVinci

Change one object, color, or region in DaVinci while Flux 3 Image keeps identity, lighting, background, and framing as they were.

How to create with Flux 3 Image in DaVinci

Generate high-resolution images, edit your own visuals with references, and refine your prompt with Flux 3 Image inside DaVinci AI.

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Who is Flux 3 Image for in DaVinci?

Flux 3 Image in DaVinci is built for designers, marketers, and ecommerce teams.

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DaVinci for designers and creatives

Build posters, ads, and infographics in DaVinci with the layout you describe and detail that holds up at 4K.

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DaVinci for brands and marketing teams

Create campaign visuals in DaVinci that keep products recognizable across references, then edit single elements as the brief changes.

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DaVinci for ecommerce and businesses

Produce product images and banners in DaVinci at up to 4K, sharp enough to crop for listings or send to print.

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Describe your scene and where each element should go, then generate it with Flux 3 Image in DaVinci.

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Powerful features in DaVinci

Here’s why creators choose Flux 3 Image in DaVinci.

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Four resolutions in DaVinci

Pick 0.5K, 1K, 2K, or 4K in DaVinci, from small previews up to 16-megapixel images.

Reference edits in DaVinci

Edit in DaVinci with up to ten references, or apply the style of one image to the content of another.

Five ratios in DaVinci

Create in 1:1, 3:4, 9:16, 4:3, or 16:9 in DaVinci, or keep your first reference image’s shape when editing.

Text in images in DaVinci

Add or change text inside an image in DaVinci, suited to ads, posters, and graphic design.

Frequently Asked Questions

FLUX 3 Image is an AI image model available in DaVinci. Use it to create images from prompts or supported reference inputs, then review and refine the result.

Open the FLUX 3 Image page in DaVinci, enter a clear prompt, add a reference image to guide the subject or layout, choose the available settings, and generate. Refine one detail at a time after reviewing the first result.

FLUX 3 Image is suited to detailed, well-composed images with controlled layouts and text. It supports native 2K and 4K output, so write the placement of key elements into the prompt.

Yes. FLUX 3 Image Edit supports local changes while preserving the rest of the image. Name the exact object or region to change and state what must remain untouched.

FLUX 3 Image uses credits for every generation. The exact cost for your selected settings is shown before you generate, so you can review it first.

Describe positions and relationships: “Product on the left, two-line heading on the right, empty space around the logo.” Give exact text in quotation marks, then inspect alignment and lettering in the result.

FLUX 3 Image Edit accepts up to 10 reference images. Give each one a role, such as “image 1 supplies the product; image 2 supplies the lighting,” so the intended composition is clear.

Yes. FLUX 3 Image is designed to render text more accurately. Put the exact words and their placement in the prompt, then verify spelling and letter shapes before publishing.

Yes. FLUX 3 Image Edit can use multiple references. State which image provides the product and which supplies the style or background, then check that the product shape stays intact.

Use the editing workflow and request one precise change, such as “turn only the center bird red.” Keep the rest of the composition fixed and compare the edited image with the source.

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