FLUX 3 Max Prompts: 15 Copy-Paste Examples by Use Case

These FLUX 3 Max prompts are ready to paste into the VIDEO AI ME editor, grouped by use case: UGC hooks, product hero shots, image to video, food, SaaS and services, and cinematic 21:9. Each lists the aspect ratio, duration and resolution to pick, plus its credit cost at the standard rate of 17 credits per second at 720p.

At 1080p the rate is 29 credits per second, the same for text to video and image to video. Every prompt follows the four-part order from the FLUX 3 Max prompt guide: subject and action, camera, light and look, then sound. They are starting points, not results to expect: swap in your product, keep the structure, and check every generation yourself, especially the speech and lip sync.

Which settings does each FLUX 3 Max prompt use?

Set all three in the editor, not in the prompt.

Which FLUX 3 Max prompts work for UGC hooks?

UGC hooks live or die on looking unproduced: handheld framing, real rooms, a short line and no music.

1. Skincare mirror hook

A woman in her late twenties stands at a bathroom mirror holding a small
white tube of moisturiser, turns to the phone camera and squeezes a
pea-sized amount onto her fingertip. Handheld selfie framing, eye level,
slight natural sway. Soft daylight from a frosted window behind her, natural
skin tones. She says, "Three weeks in and my skin finally stopped fighting
me." Bathroom room tone, the soft squeeze of the tube, no music.

9:16, 10 seconds, 720p: 170 credits.

2. Parked car review

A man in his thirties sits in the driver's seat of a parked car, holds a
matte black travel mug toward the camera, then takes a sip. Phone propped on
the dashboard, medium close-up, locked-off. Overcast daylight through the
windshield, neutral grade. He says, "Still hot after my whole commute. I did
not expect that." Muffled street noise outside, the tap of the lid, no music.

9:16, 8 seconds, 720p: 136 credits.

3. Walk and talk tip

A woman in her twenties in a camel coat walks along a city pavement holding
the phone at arm's length, a canvas laptop bag over her shoulder. Handheld
selfie framing with natural walking bounce. Late afternoon sun behind her,
warm natural grade, shallow depth of field. She says, "If you carry a laptop
every day, get the bag with the padded sleeve. My back noticed in a week."
Street ambience, traffic on the left, footsteps on concrete, no music.

9:16, 12 seconds, 720p: 204 credits.

More of these, as fill-in-the-blank templates, are in FLUX 3 Max UGC prompt templates.

Which FLUX 3 Max prompts work for product hero shots?

Text to video suits unbranded forms. For your exact product, start from a packshot in image to video and add the logo after export.

4. Perfume half-orbit

An unbranded amber glass perfume bottle stands on wet black stone as a
single drop of water runs down its shoulder. Close-up, slow half-orbit from
left to right. Hard backlight from above and behind, deep blacks, warm amber
highlights. Water dripping on stone, a low synth tone that swells gently, no
voice.

16:9, 8 seconds, 1080p: 232 credits.

5. Sneaker drop

A white running shoe drops into frame and lands on wet tarmac, throwing a
thin ring of water outward. Ground-level low angle, locked-off. Cold blue
streetlight with a warm reflection in the puddle, high contrast grade. A
heavy rubber thud and the splash, distant city hum, a single bass hit on the
landing.

9:16, 5 seconds, 720p: 85 credits. Five seconds is enough for one impact.

6. Headphones push-in

A pair of matte grey over-ear headphones rests on a walnut desk beside a
closed notebook, then a hand reaches in and lifts them out of frame. Medium
close-up, slow push-in. Soft morning light from a window on the right, clean
neutral grade. Quiet room tone, a soft rustle as they lift, faint lo-fi
music.

1:1, 8 seconds, 720p: 136 credits.

Product-specific motions and sound pairings are covered in FLUX 3 Max product video prompts.

What are good FLUX 3 Max prompts for image to video?

Your image becomes the first frame and carries the look, so these prompts describe only motion and sound. With the ratio on auto, the clip follows your image.

7. Can and glass pour (start from a packshot of your can beside an empty glass)

Ice cubes drop into the glass one at a time, then sparkling water pours in
and fizzes up to the rim. The camera pushes in slowly toward the glass. Ice
clinking, a bright pour, steady fizz, no music.

auto, 8 seconds, 1080p: 232 credits.

8. Jacket on a model (start from a photo of a model wearing the product, with room around the figure)

She turns slowly to her left and back as a light breeze lifts the hem of the
jacket, then slips her hands into the pockets. The camera holds at eye level
and drifts slightly to the right. Wind across an open rooftop, distant
traffic below, soft acoustic guitar.

3:4, 10 seconds, 720p: 170 credits. Choose auto instead if the photo is already the shape you want.

9. Living room dolly (start from a well-lit photo of the room)

The camera dollies slowly forward into the living room as sheer curtains
move in a light breeze and sunlight shifts across the sofa. Birdsong through
the open window, a soft room hum, gentle piano low in the mix.

auto, 10 seconds, 1080p: 290 credits.

Which prompts suit food and hospitality?

Food sells on texture and sound, so give the effects as much space as the picture.

10. Cafe latte pour

A barista pours steamed milk into a flat white, drawing a leaf pattern, then
slides the cup across a wooden counter toward the camera. Top-down close-up,
locked-off. Warm morning light through the cafe window, soft natural grade.
Espresso machine hiss, cups clinking in the background, low cafe chatter, no
music.

9:16, 8 seconds, 720p: 136 credits.

11. Pizza cheese pull

A hand lifts a slice from a wood-fired pizza and a long string of mozzarella
stretches from the tray. Close-up, slow push-in. Warm glow from the oven
behind, rich warm grade. The crackle of the crust, a soft sizzle, restaurant
ambience, no music.

1:1, 5 seconds, 1080p: 145 credits.

Which prompts work for SaaS and local services?

Generated interfaces are mostly small text, which no video model renders reliably, so keep screens turned away and let a person carry the message.

12. Founder to camera

A woman in her forties sits at a desk in a bright home office and speaks
directly to the camera, gesturing once with an open hand. Medium shot, eye
level, locked-off. Soft daylight from a large window on the left, clean
natural grade. She says, "You should not spend your mornings writing status
updates. Our app drafts them from the work your team already logs." Quiet
office room tone, no music.

16:9, 12 seconds, 1080p: 348 credits. Twenty spoken words, under the 24 to 30 budget for 12 seconds.

13. Laptop relief moment

A man in his thirties sits at a cafe table, reads something on his laptop,
then leans back and laughs with relief. The laptop screen faces away from
the camera. Medium close-up, slow push-in. Warm afternoon light from the
cafe window, soft natural grade. He says, "Done. That took two minutes."
Cafe chatter, a cup set down on a saucer, no music.

16:9, 8 seconds, 720p: 136 credits.

14. Trainer invitation

A personal trainer in a black t-shirt stands in an empty gym, sets down a
kettlebell and points at the camera with a grin. Handheld, eye level, slight
push-in. Cool overhead gym lighting with warm light from the open door
behind, punchy contrast. He says, "Bring a friend to your first session. We
start at seven." The thud of the kettlebell on rubber flooring, a distant
fan, an upbeat drum loop low in the mix.

9:16, 10 seconds, 720p: 170 credits.

Which FLUX 3 Max prompts use the 21:9 frame?

21:9 is the widest ratio in the editor, suited to brand films and website headers.

15. Coastal road drive

A dark green vintage convertible drives along a coastal cliff road at golden
hour, the driver's scarf moving in the wind. Wide tracking shot from a
parallel road, the camera keeping pace with the car. Low warm sun across the
sea, soft halation, rich film grade. Engine purr, wind rush, waves far below
on the right, a slow orchestral swell.

21:9, 15 seconds, 1080p: 435 credits. More wide-format ideas are in FLUX 3 Max cinematic brand videos.

How do you adapt these prompts to your brand?

• Swap the subject first. Replace the person, product and room with yours, and keep the rest until a draft tells you to change it.
• Write the details the brief depends on. FLUX 3 Max expands prompts before rendering, so anything you leave open gets filled in. Short prompts leave the model more freedom; longer ones give you more control.
• Rewrite the spoken line in your voice and count it against the clip length.
• Match the ratio to the placement. TikTok's in-feed ad specifications recommend vertical 9:16, and Google's video ad specs recommend 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 for YouTube. Ratios and lengths for other placements are in FLUX 3 Max durations and aspect ratios.
• Keep text out. Captions go on in the editor; prices and offers go on after export.

What does running this whole set cost?

The fifteen prompts add up to 137 seconds of video. At the settings listed above, running each once costs 3,025 credits. Run all of them at 720p to explore and the total is 2,329 credits; run all at 1080p and it is 3,973.

Draft at 720p, keep the two or three prompts that work for your product, and generate only those at 1080p. Plan details are on the pricing page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good prompt for FLUX 3 Max?

One paragraph per shot in four parts: subject and action, camera, light and look, then sound. Quote any spoken line with the speaker named, and say whether you want music.

Can I use these FLUX 3 Max prompts for my own ads?

Yes. They are written as starting points. Swap in your own subject, product and setting, keep the structure, and rewrite the spoken line so it only claims what your product can back up.

How much does it cost to generate a FLUX 3 Max video?

FLUX 3 Max costs 17 credits per second at 720p and 29 credits per second at 1080p, for both text to video and image to video. A 10 second clip is 170 credits at 720p and 290 credits at 1080p.

What aspect ratio should I use for TikTok and Reels prompts?

Use 9:16, which TikTok recommends for in-feed ads. Set the ratio in the editor rather than in the prompt.

Why doesn't my AI video match my prompt?

Usually the model filled gaps you left open, the clip holds too many actions or camera moves, or the spoken line is too long for the duration. Write the details that matter, keep one beat per clip, and change one thing per draft.

Can FLUX 3 Max prompts include dialogue?

Yes. Audio is always on, and spoken lines you write are generated in the same pass as the picture. Put the words in double quotes, name who says them, and budget roughly two to three words per second of clip.