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Black Forest Labs ships FLUX 3 Image, which leaves untouched pixels as they were

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Black Forest Labs released FLUX 3 Image in early October. Its selling point is precise control. You place elements on a canvas with bounding boxes and edit one box at a time, so after repeated edits the parts you did not touch stay identical down to the pixel, the company says. Positions use a 0 to 1000 grid, and each element gets an ID and a description. It accepts up to ten reference images and outputs up to 4K. Give it one line and an aspect ratio and an LLM plans the layout. Open weights are due within weeks.

A Korean thread saying the era of image-generation lottery, where changing one word or object reset faces and backgrounds, is over drew 1,500 likes.

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