Building visual intelligence with multimodal AI models
Fix closed eyes in photos using a reference photo
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2024
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Based in
DE
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Pay-as-you-go API pricing: FLUX 3 Image at $0.048 per image, FLUX.1 [dev] at $0.025 per image, FLUX.1 [pro] at $0.04 per image, FLUX 1.1 [pro] Ultra at $0.06 per image, FLUX.1 Kontext [max] at $0.08 per image, FLUX Deblur from $0.004 per megapixel, FLUX.1 Fill [pro] at $0.05 per image, FLUX VTO at $
Free: One shared free generation across all tools with watermarked preview. Paid: 1 purchased Credit ($1.49 single) for clean full-resolution download. High Fidelity 4× downloads use 2 Credits. Credits purchased one-time with no subscription; do not expire.
Key features
FLUX 3 multimodal model for image, video, audio and action prediction
Text to image generation with accurate text rendering
Video generation up to 20 seconds with optional audio
Multilingual speech and audio generation
Robotics action prediction for visual observations and control
Pay-as-you-go API pricing
Open weights models for self-hosted deployment
Browser-based playground for experimentation
Enterprise licensing with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance
Fine-tuning and LoRA customization rights
Upload photo and select person with closed eyes
Optional reference photo of same person for guidance
Review before and after results side by side
Generate repair focused on eye area only
One person per operation
Download result as new PNG file
Works in desktop and mobile browsers
30-day photo storage and history
Google account sign-in for purchases
No subscription required
What makes it different
Single unified model handling multiple modalities: images, video, audio, and robotics
Founded by pioneers of foundational diffusion AI research
Flexible deployment: API, open weights, or playground
Enterprise-grade infrastructure with volume discounts and SLA guarantees
Powers millions of creations from individual artists to enterprise applications
Uses real reference photos instead of guessing eye appearance