FLUX 3 Image Portrait Dual-Style Demo: Realism and Artistic

Using the same character setup as the baseline, this compares two completely different prompt approaches for flux-3-image in portrait generation: one takes the realism route, emphasizing available light, skin texture detail, and shallow depth of field; the other takes the artistic route, emphasizing painterly brushstrokes, color blocks, and decorative tones. The work uses a reference image to specify the character's facial features and identity consistency, then lets the prompts drive style divergence respectively, making it a useful reference for developers who need a consistent character but repeatedly generate images across different visual contexts. In the input structure, prompt describes the scene and style intent, grounding stays enabled to supplement visual information, image_urls binds one baseline portrait reference image responsible for keeping the subject constant; resolution is set to 1K and aspect_ratio to 4:5, balancing portrait composition and information density. safety_tolerance uses the default value. This structure applies to multi-style iteration for character asset libraries, advertising and social media materials, and the typical workflow in image-to-image pipelines of "reference image locks the subject + prompt changes the style." Note that public materials disclose limited specifics about the image version of flux-3-image; this work only demonstrates how prompts and reference images are organized and does not represent the upper limit of the model's capabilities.