Consistent campaign
Keep a subject while changing art direction.
“Keep the person from @image1, use the wardrobe from @image2, and match the studio lighting of @image3”
Multi-reference creation
FLUX.2 Multi-Reference Image Editor
Compose people, products, outfits, poses, styles and backgrounds
Upload up to four references, assign a role to each image, reorder them, and use @image1 through @image4 directly in your prompt.
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How it works
Direct the result with references
Combine visual ingredients without turning the workflow into a long settings form. Each image can communicate a distinct role.
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Add your references
Upload images for the subject, product, outfit, pose, style, background, layout, or color palette.
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Assign clear roles
Label and reorder references, then mention @image1 through @image4 when the relationship needs to be explicit.
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Describe the composition
Explain how the references should come together and which visual details must remain consistent.
Prompt examples
Multi-reference workflows
Product in context
Place a real product into a new visual.
“Use the product from @image1 in the environment from @image2, preserving its logo, shape, and proportions”
Style and layout
Separate composition from visual treatment.
“Follow the layout of @image1 and render it in the graphic style and color palette of @image2”
FAQ
Multi-reference questions
How many reference images can I use?
The current workspace supports up to four references when the selected model allows it. The upload counter reflects the active model limit.
What does assigning a role do?
Roles help you describe the purpose of each image and insert a useful @image reference into the prompt. Your written instruction remains the final source of intent.
Does reference order matter?
Yes when you use @image numbering. Drag references into the intended order before writing instructions that mention them.
Can I continue editing the result?
Yes. Send the generated result to the editor to make another controlled change without losing the earlier image.