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Flux Kontext Max: Glaze color edit
“Change only the mug glaze to deep glossy cobalt blue. Keep the mug shape, speckles, plinth, wall, light and shadows unchanged.”
Flux Kontext Max prompts that actually ran
Every prompt below was generated with Flux Kontext Max in Made, and the output next to it is what came back — not a curated stock image. Copy a prompt as a starting point, then use the guide underneath to adapt it.
Original results
Flux Kontext Max prompts and their outputs
These examples use media produced for Made. Prompts are included when the production record allows them.
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Flux Kontext Max: Background replacement
“Replace only the background with a white marble kitchen counter and soft morning window light. Keep the mug and its shadow unchanged.”
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Flux Kontext Max: Wardrobe edit
“Change only the navy crewneck into a dark wool blazer over a white T-shirt. Keep his face, hair, pose, window and light unchanged.”
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Flux Kontext Max: Scene change
“Change only the view outside the window to a rainy evening street with blurred city lights. Keep the man, his clothing and the interior unchanged.”
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Flux Kontext Max: Add one object
“Fill the empty fruit bowl with bright lemons and a few leaves. Keep the cabinets, counter, light and camera angle unchanged.”
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Flux Kontext Max: Material edit
“Change only the cabinet fronts to deep forest green paint. Keep the counter, bowl, light and perspective unchanged.”
How to write a Flux Kontext Max prompt
- 1
Upload the cleanest source
Start with an image where the subject and the area to change are clearly visible.
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Name one main edit
State the intended change first, using precise object, color, material, or background language.
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Protect the rest
List the identity, composition, lighting, objects, and textures that should remain unchanged.
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Compare before and after
Inspect protected regions at full size before downloading or asking for a narrower revision.
What Flux Kontext Max responds well to
Prompt for these jobs
- Product color, material, and background changes
- Portrait wardrobe or environment edits
- Adding one controlled object to an existing scene
- Edits where source composition and identity matter
Check the output for
- Even a targeted prompt can subtly change an unmentioned texture, reflection, facial detail, or object position.
- Pixel-perfect masks, exact brand graphics, and production retouching still need a manual image editor.
Iteration is cheap here: Flux Kontext Max costs 0.8 credits / image, so rewriting a prompt and rerunning it is a normal part of the workflow, not a budget decision. See the full Flux Kontext Max pricing breakdown.
It applies natural-language edits to an uploaded image, with an emphasis on preserving context and delivering the highest-quality Kontext workflow.
More tested prompts across all models live in the prompt library, and the full Flux Kontext Max capability rundown is on the model page.