Text to video
Direct one short shot in plain language.
Create FLUX 3 video from a text prompt. Choose Draft or final quality, HD or FHD, and a 5–20 second duration. Vidatiq shows the exact credit use before you render.
01 · FLUX 3
FLUX 3 is Black Forest Labs’ multimodal model family for image, video, and audio. Vidatiq currently focuses on text-to-video: choose a 5–20 second clip, Draft or final quality, HD or FHD, and receive native audio with the render. Black Forest Labs documents broader model capabilities, but Vidatiq only promises the controls shown here.
Read the current FLUX 3 overview ↗Direct one short shot in plain language.
Picture and sound are generated together for the selected render.
Choose a duration that keeps the scene focused and reviewable.
02 · PROCESS
A reduced workflow for creators who want to spend more time on direction, rhythm, and the idea itself.
Write the image, camera, rhythm, and sound in plain language.
Use a draft to find the visual language before committing to a final render.
Choose your output deliberately and keep the original file in your workspace.
03 · PRICING
One clear rate: every Vidatiq credit is €0.05. Subscriptions refill automatically; flexible top-ups stay available for individual projects.
Starter
€10/ month200 credits200 credits monthly. Automatic refill at the same credit price as top-ups.
Choose plan →Creator
€25/ month500 credits500 credits monthly. Automatic refill at the same credit price as top-ups.
Choose plan →Studio
€50/ month1000 credits1,000 credits monthly. Automatic refill at the same credit price as top-ups.
Choose plan →Draft HD2 / sec. + 6 render credits
Text → video HD5 / sec. + 6 render credits
Text → video FHD8 / sec. + 6 render credits
Flexible top-ups: 100 Credits · €5 one-time · 300 Credits · €15 one-time. Every credit is €0.05. The exact compute and fixed render credits are shown before every render. A render that is technically not accepted is not charged.
04 · SAFETY
No public gallery. Your projects stay in your workspace.
Only use people, material, and brands you are entitled to use.
Do not deliberately remove technical origin or disclosure information.
05 · FAQ
FLUX 3 is Black Forest Labs’ multimodal foundation model for images, video, audio, and action prediction. Vidatiq is an independent workspace and is not affiliated with Black Forest Labs.
Black Forest Labs describes FLUX 3 Video as generating video and optional native audio together. Vidatiq's current text-to-video renders include the controls shown in the generator.
Black Forest Labs documents clips up to 20 seconds. Vidatiq currently offers 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, and 20 second text-to-video renders.
Vidatiq shows the exact estimate before a render: Draft HD uses 2 compute credits per second, final HD uses 5, and final FHD uses 8. Every render also has 6 fixed Vidatiq render credits; the complete price is shown before submission.
Vidatiq currently offers text-to-video, native audio, Draft HD, final HD, final FHD, and 5–20 second clips. It does not currently expose image-to-video, video-to-video, keyframes, continuation, or a customer-facing API.
Name a visible subject, a concrete action, a camera intention, timing, light, and the physical sources of any sound. Add detail only when it changes the shot.
Only when you have the required rights and documented consent. Keep available provenance information intact and disclose synthetic content where context or law requires it.
06 · GUIDES
Useful, human-written starting points for visual direction, sound-aware prompting, and a repeatable AI video process.
A clear, source-grounded overview of FLUX 3 Video from Black Forest Labs: native audio, inputs, clip length, and how access differs by product.
Read guide →Understand current FLUX 3 reference pricing per second and how Vidatiq credits estimate the cost of a render before you submit it.
Read guide →Learn the difference between direct FLUX 3 API access and a managed text-to-video workspace, so you can choose the right route for your project.
Read guide →Use a simple FLUX 3 prompt structure and original examples for subject, place, action, camera, timing, light, and sound.
Read guide →A practical framework for combining picture, pacing, and believable ambient sound in AI video concepts.
Read guide →Move from brief to draft to final AI video render with an intentional, auditable process for creative teams.
Read guide →