Flux Context Guide: Master Multi-Image AI Generation

The latest Flux Context update on Promptus introduces powerful new features for AI image generation. With expanded Omni reference capabilities, you can now craft rich, multi-layered scenes using multiple reference images and trained characters.

This comprehensive guide walks you through everything from basic placements to advanced character integration.
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🚀 Getting Started with Flux Context

1. Select Flux Context in your model settings.
2. Locate the Omni reference area below the prompt box.
3. Click to access the new multi-image input feature—supporting up to four reference images for scene composition.
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✅ Key Tips for Success:

• Be very specific in your descriptions.
• Turn off autoenhance to prevent prompt alterations.
• Use literal terms (avoid vague words like “logo” alone).
• Describe both placement and subject clearly.

📦 Creating Product Compositions with Flux Context

Flux Context excels at product placement, such as adding objects to characters.

Example Prompt:

"Placing the small pop can in the hand of the woman with black hair. Maintain the exact face likeness and outfit."

🔁 For consistency across generations:

• Always include: “maintain the exact face likeness and outfit”
• Be mindful of character pose, facial expression, and attire

👤 Advanced Character Integration

You can now integrate trained characters into your scenes:

1. Click the character slot
2. Select your trained character model

Combine multiple visual elements:

• Character references
• Clothing items
• Props and products
• Background settings

👥 Multi-Character Scene Generation

Flux Context supports multi-character scenes with seamless integration.

🔧 Best Practices:

• Use full-body references when available
• Distinguish characters with clothing, hairstyles, or accessories
• Reinforce consistency with prompts like:
  “Maintain their facial feature likeness and exact clothing”
• Specify your desired art style (e.g., 2D comic, photorealistic)

🎨 Style Transfer Capabilities

Flux Context allows you to switch between art styles effortlessly.

Example: Generate 2D comic characters and convert them to photorealistic by omitting the style descriptor from your prompt.

🛠️ Troubleshooting Quality Issues

You might encounter reduced quality in these cases:

• Full-body or half-body shots
• Distant subjects

✅ Quick Fixes:

• Use the upscale feature
• Apply refined enhancement (creativity level: 20–25)
• Generate multiple iterations for best results

⚡ Flux Context Advanced Tips

To get the most out of Flux Context:

• Be literal and precise in your prompts
• Use multiple reference slots strategically
• Add consistency prompts for characters and outfits
• Turn off autoenhance for simpler edits
• Experiment with aspect ratios for better compositions

🌐 Explore Beyond: Promptus for Pro Workflows

For creators seeking advanced workflows, check out Promptus—a browser-based, cloud-powered visual AI platform.

Why Promptus?

• No-code interface via CosyFlows
• Real-time collaboration
• Access to models like Gemini Flash, HiDream, and Hunyuan3D
• Discord integration and workflow publishing

Promptus offers a modern, accessible alternative to traditional ComfyUI setups—perfect for creative teams and solo creators alike.