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Getting Started with Flux Kontext Models on Render Network

Guide to using Kontext Pro and Kontext Max on the Render Network

Last updated 1 day ago

Flux Kontext models are now live on Render Network, offering powerful Text-to-Image and Image-to-Image capabilities directly within the Flux generation suite. This guide will walk you through how to use Kontext Pro and Kontext Max, explain their differences, and show how to control output through seed values for iterative creative workflows.

Step-by-Step: Using Flux Kontext Models

1) Select the Generator:

  • Choose "Text to Image" or "Image to Image" from the Generator dropdown.

  • Select Flux as the generation engine.

2) Choose a Model:

  • In the model dropdown, you'll find two options:

    • Kontext Pro — faster, lower cost, and great for general ideation.

    • Kontext Max — more detailed and coherent; perfect for prompt-heavy workflows.

3) Set Prompt and Parameters:

  • Input your descriptive prompt.

  • Choose aspect ratio, image count, and set your desired seed value.

  • (Optional) Increase the Safety Tolerance slider if your prompt is artistic but borderline.

4) Use Seed for Controlled Output:

  • Seed values are consistent per generation batch.

  • If seed = 1, the resulting 4 images will be seed 1–4.

  • Reusing the same seed, prompt, and input image (if using Img2Img) yields identical outputs.

  • Modify a single image by recycling it and applying a new prompt with the same seed.

5) Refining with Prompt Precision:

  • To make targeted changes with minimal deviation, use phrasing like: "Keep everything the same but make the trophies purple."

  • Adjust attributes like lighting by using: "Keep everything the same but use cooler temperature lighting."

  • This approach stabilizes generation across edits.


Use Cases:

  • Rapid design iteration for products, scenes, and branding

  • Controlled visual experimentation using seeds

  • Efficient prompting for minimal changes across variations


Navigate to the Flux platform at

Final Tip: Whether you're iterating on existing assets or exploring a new visual idea from scratch, Flux Kontext gives you flexible creative control through seed logic and powerful prompt parsing. Give it a try today at .

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