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  • It's this a new model or a new ui?
    by neals
  • This isn't much of a test, but I bought $10 in credits on their playground and generated a test image. Not bad, but it didn't get the accordion keyboard right. Haven't tried editing yet.

    https://pages.skybrian.com/flux3-image-test/

    by skybrian
  • Agreed with other comments about the UX. I'm more interested in that than the model itself. Would like to start seeing UI like this where you get to choose the model and compare different models. Can't jump all over the internet to each model developers sandbox just to test their models. Doing it from one place would be nice.
    by KazaNLP
  • Love to see an AI lab outside of US/China releasing good models.
    by gAI
  • Does anyone know if it can be used to generate accurate frame-by-frame sprite sequences? I found that no image model can do this well (with sufficient fidelity) - neither with one shot (full spritesheet), nor single frame conditioning. It would be great if an imagegen model could do this. What I do now (I use my own tool https://github.com/acatovic/ai-game-studio) is basically generate a reference image, then condition on that image to generate a very short video, then extract and prune frames. Then I get indie-level sprite fidelity about 90% of the time.
    by armcat
  • I think we are all waiting for the open weights or local model releases.
    by vergessenmir
  • The UX looks amazing and very steerable, congrats to the team for focusing on the interface.

    Chats can be awful user interfaces.

    by arnaudsm
  • One of the things they seem to be emphasizing here is the UX around being able to place specific elements where you want them in an image. If the positions of the components in the overall composition are very important, this seems to make that a lot easier and kind of reminds me of InvokeAI.

    Ideogram V4, an open-weight model released back in June can also do this [1], but you have to use a relatively cumbersome JSON structure to describe all the different bounding boxes. So it’s definitely a bit of a hassle.

    I'll probably be waiting until it goes open-weight (hopefully soon) like they did with Flux.2 / Klein.

    [1] - https://docs.ideogram.ai/using-ideogram/getting-started/prom...

    by vunderba

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