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FLUX 3 AI Text to Video Generator
Create a video directly from a detailed text prompt.
Duration5 seconds
5s20s125 credits 1080P · 25 credits/second
Your prompt is sent to the video generation service when you submit.
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Architectural light
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Fashion motion
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Coastal aerial
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FLUX 3 AI / CORE WORKFLOW
FLUX 3 AI Text to Video Generator
Create a video directly from a written scene brief with controlled subject action, camera movement, lighting, pace, dialogue, effects, and ambience.
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01Text → Videoprompt-led video creation
0220 secavailable duration range
03Native audiospeech, effects, and ambience
04720p / 1080pselectable output resolution
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FLUX 3 AI Text to Video Generator: from input to review.
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Define the shot
Name the subject, visible action, environment, framing, and intended ending before adding style.
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Direct camera and motion
Describe camera behavior and subject movement in compatible, observable terms.
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Add sound cues
Identify speakers and connect dialogue, impacts, effects, and ambience to visible events.
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Review the sequence
Watch the complete clip for identity, geometry, movement, camera logic, and synchronized sound.
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Where text to video fits the brief.
Advertising concepts
Develop product films, campaign shots, and social video directions from a written brief.
Storyboards and previs
Turn scenes into moving visual studies for timing, performance, and camera review.
Cinematic exploration
Test environments, action, atmosphere, and shot language before full production.
Write a complete brief for the FLUX 3 AI Text to Video Generator.
Text to video begins without a visual anchor, so the prompt must explain what viewers can observe over time. A useful scene brief has a readable opening state, one primary event, compatible camera behavior, and a deliberate final beat.
01 · Define the timeline in visible beats
Write the opening condition, central action, and ending as three connected moments. Keep the number of events realistic for the selected duration. A five-second product reveal needs fewer actions than a twenty-second dialogue scene. If the ending is not stated, the clip may stop during motion instead of arriving at a useful composition.
02 · Pair subject motion with camera behavior
Describe what the subject does before choosing the camera move. A lateral track can follow a runner, a slow push-in can support a reveal, and a locked frame can emphasize transformation. Avoid simultaneous orbit, handheld shake, zoom, and crane instructions unless the sequence clearly assigns them to different moments.
03 · Place audio on the same timeline
Name the speaker, quote brief dialogue, and connect effects to visible causes. Establish ambience without letting it compete with the primary sound. A door click should occur when the latch closes; footsteps should match the walking surface. Review pronunciation, lip movement, timing, and unwanted changes across the full clip.
04 · Use acceptance criteria before spending credits
Decide what makes the result usable: correct action, stable identity, readable product form, camera path, final frame, and synchronized audio. Compare several outputs against the same checklist. If motion fails, simplify the event; if composition fails, remove competing camera direction; if sound fails, shorten dialogue or clarify its source.
Submission checklist
- The scene has a clear opening, primary event, and ending.
- Subject motion and camera direction are compatible.
- Speech, effects, and ambience have visible or spatial causes.
- Duration, resolution, credit estimate, and acceptance criteria are confirmed.
Questions / 4FLUX 3 AI Text to Video Generator
FLUX 3 AI Text to Video Generator
FAQ
What is text to video?
Text-to-video generation creates a moving sequence from a written description of the subject, action, scene, camera, style, and sound.
What must a video prompt include?
Start with subject and visible action, then add environment, framing, camera movement, lighting, pace, sound, and the final beat.
Does text-to-video generate audio?
The current FLUX 3 video workflow supports optional native audio including dialogue, effects, and ambience.
How much does a generation cost?
This website displays the estimate before submission: 15 credits per second at 720p and 25 credits per second at 1080p.
Open the text to video workspace.
Check the required input, choose output settings, and review the workflow-specific guidance above before starting.
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