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Create FLUX.3 video from a written idea or an opening image. Direct physical action, material behavior, camera movement, and synchronized sound across 5-20 second clips at 720p or 1080p in HighReach.
A clear sculptural bottle reassembles above black stone as the camera dolly completes one restrained orbit. Every shard follows believable momentum; droplets resolve into condensation with synchronized glass and room sound.
Current workflows
Text to video and image to video
Generation length
5-20 second clips
Formats
21:9 through 9:16
HighReach output
720p and 1080p at 24fps
What is FLUX.3 Video?
FLUX.3 Video turns a prompt or still frame into a high-fidelity moving scene with native audio, real-world grounding, and explicit cinematic direction.
Black Forest Labs designed FLUX.3 around physical cause and effect. Weight, momentum, collisions, liquid, fabric, and material response are treated as connected events rather than independent visual effects.
The model also understands production language such as dolly moves, orbits, focus racks, and tracking shots. That makes it useful when camera geometry and the relationship between lens, subject, and set are part of the creative brief.
The wider FLUX.3 family includes first-and-last-frame, keyframe, clip extension, and draft-enhance workflows. HighReach currently exposes the direct text-to-video and image-to-video endpoints with native audio, 5-20 second duration, and 720p or 1080p output.
FLUX.3 Video capabilities
Use FLUX.3 Video as part of a complete AI video workflow in HighReach, from the first reference frame to final output review.
01Physical cause and effect
Direct what initiates the motion, how mass and momentum travel, what makes contact, and where the action resolves. This is especially useful for products, vehicles, materials, food, and practical-effects concepts.
02Camera-aware direction
Specify a dolly, orbit, tracking path, focus rack, lens distance, and final composition. FLUX.3 can connect camera movement to scene geometry instead of merely adding shake or zoom.
03Native synchronized sound
Prompt dialogue, effects, ambience, and music in the same pass. Native audio is especially valuable when impact, material response, footsteps, machinery, or speech should align with visible action.
Connected production
Brief, generate, compare, and refine without losing the creative thread.
How it works
FLUX.3 performs best when the prompt explains how the scene evolves. HighReach keeps the source frame, output choices, cost, and generated result together for rapid comparison.
Create an original composition from text or upload a frame when appearance and framing already exist.
State the trigger, force, material response, contact, momentum, and final resting state in chronological order.
Name the camera path, lens behavior, focus, pacing, ambience, effects, dialogue, and intentional silence.
Choose 5-20 seconds, a landscape or social aspect ratio, and 720p or 1080p, then review physical continuity.
Model lineup in HighReach
Start from language when composition is open, or start from a frame when visual identity and layout must be established before movement begins.
Generate from an idea
Create an original scene with grounded physical action, directable camera behavior, native sound, and flexible duration.
Animate a source frame
Use a still image to lock the initial subject, product, set, palette, and framing while the prompt controls what moves next.
Prompt playbook
A useful prompt behaves like a compact director's brief. Give every detail a job instead of stacking visual adjectives.
Physics-led product film
01A single water droplet strikes the suspended glass bottle and sends one pressure wave through it. The bottle separates into clean curved sections that continue along believable momentum, slow, then reassemble above the stone plinth. Camera performs one 35-degree clockwise dolly orbit. Precise glass impacts, droplets, and quiet workshop ambience.
Image animation
02Use the uploaded image as the exact opening composition. Preserve the bottle, label, stone, window geometry, daylight direction, and camera height. Condensation forms gradually as the camera slides 20 centimeters left and racks focus from foreground droplets to the label. No cuts and no product deformation.
Cinematic action
03A cyclist accelerates through a rain-dark tunnel. Camera tracks low beside the rear wheel, maintaining constant distance as water sprays from tire contact. At the exit, the rig rises smoothly to shoulder height and focus shifts to the sunrise skyline. Real wheel rotation, body weight, tunnel echo, chain sound, and road spray.
Choose the right model
No single model is best for every shot. Move between model families while keeping your source frames and production workflow in HighReach.
GoogleBest for Rapid reference-led iteration
Fast multimodal video generation with image references and conversational creative direction.
Explore Gemini Omni Flash
KuaishouBest for Directed camera and character motion
Cinematic text and image animation with start/end frames, multi-shot timing, audio, and motion control.
Explore Kling 3.0
ByteDanceBest for Complex narrative sequences
Multimodal, multi-shot video production with native sound, broad formats, and high-resolution output.
Explore Seedance 2.0
MiniMaxBest for Reference-rich commercial production
Multimodal video generation and localized editing with long prompts, reference media, high-resolution output, and native sound capabilities.
Explore MiniMax H3
ByteDanceBest for Long takes and multimodal direction
Long-form text, image, and reference-to-video with up to 50 multimodal inputs, native audio, and directed 30-second sequences.
Explore Seedance 2.5Production notes
Check 01
HighReach currently exposes text-to-video and image-to-video, not FLUX.3 first-last-frame, keyframe, extension, or draft-enhance endpoints.
Check 02
Complex collisions, transparent materials, liquid, hands, and fast contact still require frame-by-frame review.
Check 03
Readable labels, logos, signage, and exact product geometry can drift during strong motion or camera changes.
Check 04
A technically dense prompt works best when one primary action and one camera path remain visually achievable within the selected duration.
FLUX.3 Video FAQ
Practical answers about FLUX.3 Video, available HighReach workflows, output controls, and prompt direction.
FLUX.3 Video is the first video generation model from Black Forest Labs. It creates video from text or images with native audio, grounded visual understanding, physics-aware motion, and directable camera behavior.
Yes. HighReach currently includes FLUX.3 text-to-video and image-to-video with native audio, 5-20 second duration, and 720p or 1080p output.
The current HighReach FLUX.3 endpoints support clips from 5 to 20 seconds.
Yes. FLUX.3 can generate synchronized dialogue, effects, ambience, and music in the same pass as the video. HighReach exposes an audio control for the current text and image workflows.
HighReach currently offers 720p and 1080p FLUX.3 output at 24 frames per second.
Yes. Upload an opening image in Frame to Video, select FLUX.3, and describe subject motion, material behavior, camera movement, timing, and sound.
FLUX.3 is a strong choice for product films, automotive motion, food and liquid scenes, material studies, camera-driven commercials, cinematic concepts, and image animation where physical cause and effect matters.
FLUX.3 emphasizes grounded physics, explicit camera language, native audio, and 5-20 second 1080p generation. MiniMax H3 adds high-resolution output through 4K in HighReach and a reference workflow combining images, videos, and audio.
FLUX.3 Video in HighReach
Create FLUX.3 video from text or an opening image, then compare 720p and 1080p results with other leading models inside HighReach.