Images

Flux on Reigniter

Flux is one of the models in Reigniter's image generator: Schnell for speed, Pro 1.1 Ultra for high-resolution stills.

by Black Forest LabsEvery plan, including free

On Reigniter

  • Flux SchnellText
  • Flux Pro 1.1 UltraText
Auto select

Why Reigniter routes to Flux

Auto select reads every shot and sends it to the model that fits. You can override it on any scene, and whatever you pick is what renders.

When Auto select uses Flux

  • Flux runs when you pick it in the image generator.

When it goes elsewhere

  • Keyframes and storyboard frames use Nano Banana 2. We once tried Schnell there and the quality drop carried into every frame animated from it.
  • Stills that must keep your product use Nano Banana 2 Edit, which reads your photo.
Versions

Versions and specs

Every Flux build Reigniter calls, what it takes in, and where it is used.

  • Flux Schnell

    Input
    Text
    Native audio
    Not applicable
    Where it is used
    The image generator, every plan
    Credits
    1 credit an image
  • Flux Pro 1.1 Ultra

    Input
    Text
    Native audio
    Not applicable
    Where it is used
    The image generator
    Credits
    1 credit an image
How it works

Flux in three steps

  1. 1

    Write the brief

    Describe the advert, or start from a ready-made flow. Reigniter plans the shots for you.

  2. 2

    Shape it on the canvas

    Every shot is a node. Approve the frames, and Flux runs where it fits or wherever you choose it.

  3. 3

    Render with your brand kit

    Your logo, colours and type are applied at render time, and the price is shown before you run it.

Questions

Flux on Reigniter, answered

Every frame a video is animated from uses Nano Banana 2, because a weaker first frame carries its flaws into every frame of motion. Flux is for the stills you make directly.

Reigniter is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Black Forest Labs. Flux is a third-party model accessed through our providers’ APIs. Product names and trademarks belong to their owners and are used for identification only.