FLUX 3 AI Reference to Video Generator

01 · Assign the reference a measurable job

State whether the source controls character identity, product appearance, camera rhythm, movement timing, lighting, environment, or the transition from an existing clip. Avoid asking one reference to define every property. When several visual goals compete, preserve the most important one and describe the others in text.

02 · Describe what happens after the boundary

For continuation, note the final action, camera direction, subject position, light, and sound already present in the source. Then describe the next beat without resetting the scene. Screen direction and momentum should carry across the join unless the prompt intentionally calls for a cut or reversal.

03 · Protect continuity across connected shots

Reuse stable names for characters, products, locations, and materials. Keep wardrobe, time of day, lens language, and ambience consistent when they should match. If a new angle is required, state what remains recognizable during the change rather than relying on the source to infer the production plan.

04 · Inspect the join before the rest of the clip

Start review at the transition boundary. Look for duplicated motion, a jump in pose, camera speed, exposure, scale, audio bed, or background geometry. Then review identity and physical logic through the ending. A convincing continuation needs both a clean join and a useful final frame; success in one does not guarantee the other.

Submission checklist

• The reference controls one clearly named property.
• The source ending and requested next beat connect logically.
• Identity, screen direction, lighting, and ambience are intentionally preserved.
• The boundary, full continuation, and final frame will be reviewed separately.