AI image generation model · Black Forest Labs
FLUX 3 Image Klein
An AI image generation model by Black Forest Labs, available on everyais studio with no account or API key from the maker. One generation at 1K · 1 image costs 7 credits. Generations are charged only for successful results; credits for a failed one are returned.
Specs and credits
- Type
- Image generation
- Maker
- Black Forest Labs
- Credits
- 7 credits · 1K · 1 image
- Resolutions
- 1K
- Aspect ratios
- 1:1
- Reference images
- Not supported
Models in this family
| Model | Maker | Credits | Resolutions | Reference images |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FLUX 3 Image | Black Forest Labs | 35 credits · 1K · 1 image | 1K · 2K · 4K | Up to 10 |
| FLUX 3 Image Klein | Black Forest Labs | 7 credits · 1K · 1 image | 1K | Not supported |
Frequently asked questions
What is FLUX 3 Image Klein?
An AI image generation model by Black Forest Labs. On everyais studio you use it with everyais credits, with no account or API key from the maker.
How much does FLUX 3 Image Klein cost?
One generation at 1K · 1 image costs 7 credits, and the cost changes with resolution and settings. Credits come with a subscription plan or a credit top-up, and generations are charged only for successful results.
What does FLUX 3 Image Klein support?
Resolutions: 1K. Aspect ratios: 1:1. Reference images are not supported.
How does FLUX 3 Image Klein differ from the rest of its family?
FLUX 3 Image: 35 credits · 1K · 1 image, resolutions 1K·2K·4K.
FLUX 3 Image Klein: 7 credits · 1K · 1 image, resolutions 1K.
Can I use images made with FLUX 3 Image Klein commercially?
Yes. You can use generated images in advertising, product pages, print, packaging, products for sale, and client deliverables. Paid advertising is included, with no additional licence fee or approval process.
Am I charged when a FLUX 3 Image Klein generation fails?
No. Credits are reserved at the start and charged for successful outputs. Actual generation failures are refunded. Existing jobs retain the policy in effect when they were created.
Returned credits keep their original expiry date. Credits that have already expired by the time they are returned cannot be restored.