Create and Edit with Flux Kontext
Turn a prompt or a reference photo into a Flux Kontext image you can keep refining.
The Flux Kontext workspace combines original generation and prompt-based editing. Start from words or an upload, direct the details that matter, and develop a Flux Kontext image that fits your concept instead of settling for a generic first result. 17 Flux Kontext routes are live in the picker.
Create a Flux Kontext imageText to imageReference-guided editsConversational refinement1K to 4K output
How to use Flux Kontext online
A productive Flux Kontext session starts with a clear task: a new scene, a transformed reference or an extension of an existing direction. The workspace then gives you one place to describe the result, review what changed and continue with focused corrections.
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Describe the result you need
Write the outcome as a short creative brief: subject, action, setting, framing, lighting and style. Put exact wording in quotes only when text must appear in the picture. For edits, name the element to change and the details that must remain untouched.
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Upload references when details matter
Add an image when identity, product shape, composition or art direction should guide the result, and say what each upload represents. Separating allowed changes from protected details reduces drift from the original.
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Generate and refine one change at a time
Create the first image, inspect identity, geometry, text and light, keep what works and request one precise revision. Each round gives the model a clearer target.
Flux Kontext generation and editing workflows
Flux Kontext supports three entry points: create from a brief, edit a supplied picture, or use references to extend a consistent direction.
Go from Flux Kontext text to image
Use text to image when you have an idea but no starting artwork. Describe a complete scene and compare the results for clarity, not only polish; keep the strongest one with its prompt to anchor later variations.
Create your first imageUse the Flux Kontext editor for focused changes
Upload a portrait, product shot, room or social image and state what should be replaced, removed, restyled or added. Protect what already works by naming it, then correct one issue at a time.
Edit a reference imageBuild a Flux Kontext image-to-image series
Use a reference to keep a character, product design, wardrobe or palette while exploring new actions and environments, so one approved visual becomes a connected set.
Start a seriesFlux Kontext questions
What is Flux Kontext on Remaker AI?
Flux Kontext is one of the image families in the Remaker AI workspace, run under its real name through the shared generation lifecycle: quote, generate, archive, refund on confirmed failure.
How many reference images can I use?
It depends on the model: Nano Banana routes accept up to 14, GPT Image routes up to 15 or 16, Seedream 5 up to 10 and Flux Kontext up to 4. The workspace shows the limit.
How much does Flux Kontext cost on Remaker AI?
The credit quote for the selected model, resolution and number of images is shown in the workspace before you generate. Images are billed per result; confirmed failures return the credits.
Is Flux Kontext on Remaker AI free?
Browsing is free. The Free plan runs a selected set of models at 1K with welcome and check-in credits; Starter, Pro and Unlimited plans unlock every model and resolution.
Do downloads have a watermark?
No. Every image downloads without a watermark on every plan, and you can use it in personal and commercial projects under our terms.
Are my uploads and results private?
Yes. Uploads and results are visible only in your account. Upload only images you have the right to use; Remaker AI does not offer face swapping.