“Vertical shot of a parkour athlete vaulting across rooftop gaps at sunset, dynamic tracking camera, city sprawling below, sneakers scraping concrete”
Auto-Generated Guide
FLUX 3 Video
Up to 20s with audio, or extend a clip
What it's good at
- Up to 20 second clips
- Synchronized audio
- Video extension
- Up to 1080p
Best for
Long-form text-to-video and extending existing footage
Example prompts the community voted up
Real clips from PixelDojo creators. Hover or tap into the gallery to see more. Copy any prompt as a starting point for your own work.
“Square product spot of a luxury wristwatch rotating on a black pedestal, dramatic rim lighting sweep, dust particles in the beam, deep ambient tone”
“Ultra-wide cinematic drone shot sweeping across a vast desert canyon at golden hour, anamorphic look, dust catching the light, deep engine-less silence broken by wind”
“A watchmaker's hands assembling tiny gears under a magnifying lamp, extreme macro, ticking grows louder as the watch comes alive”
“Golden retriever puppies tumbling through a sprinkler on a summer lawn, slow motion, joyful and bright, children laughing off-screen”
“An old steam train crossing a stone viaduct through misty highlands, billowing smoke, distant whistle echoing across the valley”
Quick tips for FLUX 3 Video
Match prompt length to the model
FLUX 3 Video rewards detail. Spend the prompt budget: describe subject, composition, lighting, and tone in distinct phrases.
Lead with what it's best at
Match your brief to the model's strengths: long-form text-to-video and extending existing footage.
Direct the camera, not just the subject
Name the shot type, camera move, and pacing in your prompt. "Slow dolly-in on a dancer at sunrise" beats "a dancer at sunrise" every time.
Hand-curated guides for similar models
We're writing detailed guides one model at a time. These cover video models with deeper prompt patterns and worked examples.
Ready to try FLUX 3 Video?
Open the tool and bring your prompt. Credits only deduct on a successful generation, refunded automatically if anything goes sideways.