Introducing Flux Schnell, the new image model from Black Forest Labs

Flux is a new image generation model from the original creators of Stable Diffusion, who recently left Stability AI to form their own company. In the demo I'll show you how to run the model on Replicate, generate lots of images, save them to your computer, and iterate on long and detailed prompts.

[JaysCoolThings]

Good video. I wasn't aware this model existed. I'm going to go try it now

[ysteineide]

Tested for almost 2 weeks now via Replicat/Api. Yes, it has great understanding for long complicated prompts. Minor challenges with regards to fingers and loose/disfigured body parts, relatively good on eyes, but so far few variables in relation to the appearance of people.

Missing support for higher resolution than 1024x1024, but according to support, it will come. PNG gives poor results so have ended up with Webp with 100 output_quality.

The NSFS filter can be set to the lowest level (1 out of 5) and you don't run up against the censorship wall very often, but sometimes you wish you could turn it off completely to preserve the creative flow and bring out the expression you want.

[JimmyGunawanX]

What is the FLUX requirement, it seems running super fast on your computer… but my Mac is M2 32GB will it work?

[MartinKoss]

Gosh this looks amazing but on my Mac I am not having any joy at all. Installation went ok and I got an API, adding that seemed to go ok too. But running aimg just results in errors in terminal.
Not sure if this means anything but here's the error:

ReferenceError: TransformStream is not defined
at Object.<anonymous>
at Module._compile
at Object.Module._extensions..js
at Module.load
at Function.Module._load
at Module.require
at require
at Object.<anonymous>
at Module._compile
at Object.Module._extensions..js
MK-MacBook-Pro:AI mk$

[edwardferry]

Dude making the simplest thing as complex as he can 😂