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Flux Kontext Pro: Location change
“Change only the background to a seaside boardwalk at golden hour. Keep the woman, her coat and pose unchanged.”
Flux Kontext Pro prompts that actually ran
Every prompt below was generated with Flux Kontext Pro 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 Pro 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 Pro: Color edit
“Change only the camel coat to a rich rust color. Keep her face, hair, pose, street and light unchanged.”
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Flux Kontext Pro: Liquid color edit
“Change only the perfume liquid to warm amber. Keep the bottle, stone, light and reflections unchanged.”
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Flux Kontext Pro: Background replacement
“Replace only the stone slab with a bed of soft green moss. Keep the bottle and its lighting unchanged.”
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Flux Kontext Pro: Add one object
“Add one large fiddle-leaf fig in a terracotta pot beside the bed. Keep the bedding, headboard, wall and light unchanged.”
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Flux Kontext Pro: Textile edit
“Change only the bedding to terracotta linen. Keep the headboard, wall, light and camera angle unchanged.”
How to write a Flux Kontext Pro prompt
- 1
Choose a clear source
Use a well-lit image with enough resolution to evaluate the details you want to preserve.
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Write a bounded instruction
Ask for one primary change and avoid combining several unrelated transformations.
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Specify protected details
Name the subject, pose, camera angle, lighting, and background elements that must remain stable.
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Iterate before finishing
Use Pro for fast variants, then move to Max or manual retouching if a final detail needs more control.
What Flux Kontext Pro responds well to
Prompt for these jobs
- Rapid background and wardrobe variations
- Product color or material explorations
- Interior staging changes from a clean source
- Lower-cost iteration before a final premium edit
Check the output for
- Fine preservation and typography can be less reliable than the Max workflow on demanding edits.
- Source JPEG and output compression can make close inspection of subtle texture changes more difficult.
Iteration is cheap here: Flux Kontext Pro costs 0.4 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 Pro pricing breakdown.
It is well suited to quick instruction-based edits such as changing a product color, replacing a background, adjusting clothing, or adding one scene element.
More tested prompts across all models live in the prompt library, and the full Flux Kontext Pro capability rundown is on the model page.