AIFLUX is a multi-model AI image generator centered on the FLUX series, and also integrates GPT Image 1.5, Nano Banana, and Nano Banana Pro, bringing text-to-image, image-to-image, upscaling, inpainting, and background removal workflows together in a single workspace, avoiding switching between multiple tools or repeatedly rebuilding prompts.
In terms of use, AIFLUX is positioned as a multi-model visual creation platform covering everything from initial inspiration to finished assets. Users can complete concept exploration, composition adjustment, character consistency maintenance, and post-processing cleanup within the same interface, making it suitable for scenarios such as advertising visuals, product story images, poster layout, infographics, mood boards, and storyboards.
In terms of main capabilities, the platform offers multiple models to choose from: FLUX.2 Pro is aimed at high-quality final delivery, suitable for advertising art, high-end product storytelling, and cinematic key visuals, emphasizing lighting detail, material feel, and prompt control; FLUX.2 Klein is suited for rapid iteration and composition exploration, maintaining a fast pace of output without sacrificing aesthetics; FLUX.1 Schnell is a lightweight model, suitable for early concept boards, developer experiments, and fast text-to-image. GPT Image 1.5 is better suited for posters, layouts, and text-dense design tasks, including multilingual posters, UI mockups, and infographic styles; Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro are aimed at character and IP consistency, suitable for storyboards, brand mascots, and projects that need to maintain the same face or visual identity across scenes.
In terms of usage, users can first choose the core model according to the task: choose FLUX when lighting and realism are needed, GPT Image 1.5 for layout and poster design, and Nano Banana Pro for character consistency. Then they can write text prompts or upload reference images, or combine the two for stronger composition control. Before submitting, the aspect ratio, scene composition, and output size can be adjusted to fit feeds, posters, banners, or product pages. After the composition is complete, tools such as upscaling, background removal, and inpainting can be used for edge cleanup, reconstruction of problem areas, and background isolation. The platform supports multiple workflows such as text prompts, reference images, and image-to-image restyling.
In terms of applicable scenarios, AIFLUX can be used for advertising campaign visuals, product images, pitch decks, posters, mood boards, storyboards, and multi-scene narrative projects, and teams can complete the entire process from concept to delivery in the same environment. The platform also provides example prompts and featured works, covering cinematic cyberpunk cities, black glass perfume ads, streetwear lookbooks, vehicle concept art, fantasy ruin sketches, coffee packaging mood boards, typography-led fashion posters, infographic product explanations, three-scene character storyboards, brand mascot world tours, and anime adventurer character design directions.
In terms of restrictions, the platform explicitly prohibits the generation of NSFW content or any content that violates platform rules, safety requirements, and applicable policies. No professional design or prompt experience is required to use it; simply describe your needs in natural language to get started. After registering, you can use it for free and receive free credits, and you can also earn more credits through daily check-ins; some advanced models require upgrading to a paid plan.
In terms of pricing, the information shows that FLUX.2 Pro starts at 10 credits per generation, FLUX.2 Klein starts at 1 credit, FLUX.1 Schnell starts at 1 credit, GPT Image 1.5 starts at 3 credits, Nano Banana starts at 4 credits, and Nano Banana Pro starts at 5 credits; FLUX.2 Pro, FLUX.2 Klein, and Nano Banana Pro require a Plus monthly plan to use. Specific details of the paid plans are not yet provided.
