Pro Tips

Master FLUX.1 Kontext Prompting

Learn the best practices for creating perfect prompts that deliver precise, professional results every time

Quick Start Guide

Analyze First

Carefully observe elements, style, lighting, and composition in the image. Understanding existing content is the first step to effective prompting.

Be Specific

Clearly describe the changes you want. Include specific details about colors, textures, positions, sizes. Avoid vague descriptions.

Iterate & Refine

Adjust prompts based on results. If the outcome isn't ideal, analyze why and rephrase. Each iteration improves accuracy.

Be Specific and Clear

Provide detailed descriptions of what you want to change or add. Vague prompts lead to unpredictable results.

Good Example

"Replace the red dress with a flowing blue evening gown with sequins"

Bad Example

"Change the dress"

Use Contextual Language

Reference elements in the image and their relationships. This helps maintain coherence.

Good Example

"Change the woman's hairstyle to match the vintage theme of the 1920s background"

Bad Example

"Change hairstyle to vintage"

Include Style and Mood

Specify the artistic style, lighting, and atmosphere you want to achieve for better results.

Good Example

"Transform the portrait into a Renaissance painting style with warm golden lighting"

Bad Example

"Make it look artistic"

Being too vague

Use specific, descriptive language

Instead of 'make it better', say 'increase the contrast and add warmer tones to the sunset'

Ignoring context

Reference existing elements in the image

Instead of 'add a car', say 'add a vintage car that matches the 1950s street scene'

Overcomplicating prompts

Break complex requests into clear steps

Instead of one long sentence, use: '1. Change hair color to blonde 2. Add sunglasses 3. Adjust lighting'

Apply these techniques to start creating your perfect prompts and unlock the full potential of FLUX.1 Kontext.