FLUX 3 AI Video Generator

Generate cinematic AI videos with native audio using FLUX 3—Black Forest Labs’ multimodal foundation model. Create up to 20-second clips from text, images, or video references on Topview.

Up to 20s + Native AudioText to VideoImage to VideoVideo ReferenceSelf-Flow ArchitectureMultimodal Model

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FLUX 3 Video Extend

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What Is FLUX 3?

FLUX 3 multimodal AI model overview video

FLUX 3 is Black Forest Labs’ multimodal foundation model. It jointly learns from images, video, and audio in a unified Self-Flow architecture—so motion, sound, and visual structure stay consistent. On Topview, you can try FLUX 3 video generation online for text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-driven clips with native audio.

Why multimodal Self-Flow matters

One model for images, video, and audio—not isolated pipelines
Native audio generated with the video in a single pass
Up to 20-second clips with strong temporal continuity
Text, image, and video references for controlled generation
Multilingual dialogue and high style diversity
Agentic multi-shot chaining for longer sequences

FLUX 3 Standout Features

Native Audio

Up to 20s Video with Sound Built In

Generate diverse clips up to 20 seconds in one pass, with audio created jointly—so impacts, dialogue, and ambience stay locked to the picture without a separate soundtrack step.

Up to 20s | Native audio | One-pass

Multimodal Inputs

Text, Image, and Video References

Start from a prompt, animate a still, or carry a character from a reference clip into a new scene—without stitching separate modality tools into one workflow.

Text-to-video | Image-to-video | Video reference

FLUX 3 multimodal reference video example

Character Consistency

Keep the Same Character Across Shots

Video-to-video and agentic multi-shot chaining help keep facial identity, wardrobe, and presence coherent when you build longer sequences from short clips.

V2V carry-over | Multi-shot | Identity lock

Dialogue & Expression

Multilingual Dialogue and Expressive Faces

Early evaluations highlight strong facial expressions, multilingual dialogue, and wide style range—from camcorder realism to animation and cinema.

Facial performance | Multilingual | Style range

See what creators make with FLUX 3

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FLUX 3 Model Highlights

Key parameters and capabilities for creators trying FLUX 3 video generation on Topview.

Architecture

Self-Flow

Unified multimodal flow matching across image, video, and audio.

Modalities

Image + Video + Audio

Joint learning so sound, motion, and structure stay aligned.

Max Duration

Up to 20s

Single-generation clips with native audio (Early Access).

Native Audio

Built-in

Audio generated jointly with video—not a separate post step.

Inputs

Text / Image / Video

T2V, I2V animation or reference, and V2V character carry-over.

Control

Keyframes & Continuity

Keyframe-to-video, video-audio continuation, multi-shot chaining.

Dialogue

Multilingual

Strong multilingual dialogue for global storytelling.

Styles

High Diversity

From camcorder footage to animation and cinematic looks.

Typography

Motion Text

Strong typography generation and animated design output.

Availability

Video EA Now

Try FLUX 3 video online via Topview; Image EA coming soon.

Eval Setting

10s · 720p

Early preference tests used 10s T2V clips at 720p with audio.

Positioning

Foundation Model

Backbone for content creation and physical AI (action).

What's New in FLUX 3

Compared with earlier FLUX image models and typical single-modality video generators, FLUX 3 unifies image, video, and audio under Self-Flow—with native audio video and stronger multimodal control.

Capability	Previous FLUX / Typical Video Models	FLUX 3	Why It Matters
Model scope	Image-focused or separate video stacks	Unified multimodal foundation	One backbone for image, video, audio
Architecture	Standard flow matching per modality	Self-Flow multimodal alignment	Better cross-modal consistency
Video + audio	Silent video or bolted-on audio	Native audio in one generation	Sound matches physical events
Clip length	Shorter or multi-pass workflows	Up to 20s single pass	Longer coherent scenes
Image-to-video	Basic start-frame animation	Animation or visual reference modes	Flexible I2V control
Character continuity	Weak identity across shots	V2V character carry-over	Same character, new scenes
Continuity tools	Limited continuation	Video-audio continuation + keyframes	Controlled transitions
Longer narratives	Manual stitch of clips	Agentic multi-shot chaining	Minute-scale sequences
Dialogue	Limited or English-centric	Multilingual dialogue	Global storytelling
Typography	Weak motion text	Strong typography & animated design	Titles and branded motion
Image quality	Earlier FLUX generations	Improved complex prompts & text	Preliminary midtraining gains
Action / robotics	Not a primary path	Action prediction + FLUX-mimic	Content + physical AI

Early Preference Evaluations

Black Forest Labs published preliminary preference results for FLUX 3 Video (10-second text-to-video clips at 720p with audio). These are early evaluations—the model and harness are still in development, and results may improve during Early Access.

Compared model	FLUX 3 preferred
Grok Imagine Video	Up to 69%
Kling v3 Pro	60%
Happy Horse v1	59%
Happy Horse 1.1	57%
Seedance 2.0	52%
Gemini Omni Flash	52%
Runway Gen-4.5	77%
Luma Ray 3.2	93%

Preliminary only. Preference rates reflect early human comparisons reported by BFL and should not be treated as final benchmarks.

Early strengths called out by BFL

Human facial expressions
Associating sounds with physical events
Multilingual capabilities
Character consistency across multi-shot sequences

Use these early stats as directional signals—not absolute rankings. Try FLUX 3 video generation online on Topview and judge quality on your own prompts and workflows.

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Who Should Use FLUX 3

Built for teams that need multimodal AI video with native audio—plus creators preparing for image Early Access and partners exploring action.

Filmmakers & storytellers

Craft cinematic scenes with dialogue, SFX, and multi-shot chaining while keeping character identity consistent.

Brand & performance marketers

Produce product reveals, hooks, and lifestyle spots with audio in one generation for faster creative testing.

Social & UGC creators

Ship vertical reels with multilingual dialogue, trend styles, and reference-driven continuity.

Motion designers

Explore typography, animated designs, and style ranges from camcorder to full cinematic looks.

Agencies & production teams

Use keyframes, video references, and continuation tools to control transitions across shots.

R&D and physical AI teams

Follow FLUX 3 Action and FLUX-mimic paths where video world models meet robotics.

How to Try FLUX 3 on Topview

Open Topview AI video generator and select FLUX 3

Step 1

Open the AI video generator

Go to Topview’s AI video generator and select FLUX 3 to start a text-to-video, image-to-video, or video reference session.

Add FLUX 3 prompt and optional image or video references

Step 2

Add prompt and references

Describe the scene, dialogue, and audio. Optionally upload an image or video reference for animation, style, or character consistency.

Step 3

Generate and download

Choose duration and aspect ratio, generate up to 20-second video with native audio, then review and download your clip.

Open FLUX 3 Video Generator

Try FLUX 3 Video Generation Online

Create multimodal AI videos with native audio on Topview—text, image, and video references powered by Black Forest Labs’ FLUX 3.

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FLUX 3 Video Early Access · Image Early Access coming in the following weeks

FLUX 3 FAQ

FLUX 3 is Black Forest Labs’ multimodal foundation model. It jointly learns from images, videos, and audio in a unified Self-Flow architecture, aiming to model how objects hold together, how things move, and how events sound.

Yes. Topview positions FLUX 3 for online video generation—so you can try FLUX 3 text-to-video, image-to-video, and video reference workflows via Topview’s AI video generator.

FLUX 3 can create videos with native audio up to 20 seconds in a single generation. Early preference evaluations from BFL used 10-second 720p clips with audio.

Yes. Core video capabilities produce native audio together with the visuals—covering dialogue, ambient sound, and sound associated with physical events—without a separate silent-then-dub pipeline.

Highlighted modes include text-to-video, image-to-video (animation or visual reference), video-to-video for character consistency, generative video-audio continuation, keyframe-to-video, multilingual dialogue, style diversity, typography, and agentic multi-shot chaining.

Self-Flow is Black Forest Labs’ approach for efficiently aligning multimodal generation and understanding in the same underlying architecture. FLUX 3 is built entirely on this principle and trained across video, images, and audio together.

FLUX 3 Video is available in Early Access. BFL states that an early access phase for FLUX 3 Image will open in the following weeks. Image synthesis and editing already show preliminary improvements over earlier FLUX versions.

FLUX 3’s world understanding extends to action prediction. With mimic robotics, BFL developed FLUX-mimic—a video-action model combining the FLUX 3 backbone with robotics expertise for dexterous manipulation and production deployment.

In preliminary BFL evaluations, FLUX 3 was preferred over Grok Imagine Video in up to 69% of comparisons, Kling v3 Pro in 60%, Happy Horse variants around 57–59%, Seedance 2.0 and Gemini Omni Flash in 52%, Runway Gen-4.5 in 77%, and Luma Ray 3.2 in 93%. These results are early and expected to change during development.

BFL notes that while still in development, FLUX 3 Video is already particularly strong in human facial expressions, associating sounds with physical events, and multilingual capabilities—useful for dialogue-heavy and global content.

Yes. Video-to-video generation can carry central elements—such as the same character—into a new scene. Combined with visual references and multi-shot chaining, creators can build longer sequences with more consistent identity.

Earlier FLUX releases were primarily known for image generation. FLUX 3 expands into a multimodal foundation with Self-Flow, native audio video up to 20s, stronger continuity tools, and action pathways—while also improving complex image prompts and multilingual text (preliminary).