Flux Art
One subscription across fifty image and video models
About Flux Art
Flux Art is an aggregator. Rather than backing one model, it puts more than fifty behind a single subscription, including GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana Pro, alongside a large library of prompts and a set of prepared agents for particular jobs. The case for this shape is straightforward: no single image model is best at everything, and paying separately for three or four of them costs considerably more than one plan that covers all of them.
Every tier includes the full model range, 4K output and no watermark, with the plan controlling only how much you can generate. That is a cleaner structure than the common alternative of gating models behind higher tiers, because it means the cheapest paid plan produces exactly the same quality as the most expensive one. There is also an ecommerce-specific section for product imagery, which is where a lot of the commercial demand in this category actually sits.
Pick a model, or start from one of the prepared agents built for a specific outcome, then generate. Points are consumed per generation and refresh monthly with your plan. Both images and video are supported from the same account, and there is an assets area for keeping what you make. The free tier gives a trial allowance with two concurrent tasks, and paid tiers raise the point allowance and the number of generations that can run at once.
- •Fifty-plus models on one plan - Including GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana Pro, with every model available on every tier.
- •No model gating - Tiers differ by volume and concurrency, not by which models you may use.
- •4K output and no watermark - On every plan including the entry tier.
- •Prepared agents - More than a hundred configured for specific outcomes rather than starting from a blank prompt.
- •Ecommerce image suite - Product imagery treated as its own workflow.
- •Video alongside images - Both from the same subscription and the same point balance.
Suits ecommerce sellers producing product imagery at volume, marketers who need both stills and short video, and anyone currently paying two or three separate image subscriptions who would rather consolidate. The no-gating structure makes the entry tier genuinely useful rather than a teaser, which is unusual in this category.
Two things to weigh. Aggregators depend on continued access to the models they resell, so the roster can change without notice, and the site currently promotes limited-time half-price offers on GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana 2, which suggests the underlying economics move. And the pricing page opens on the annual tab, where the same plans read $8, $20 and about half the monthly rate, so make sure you are comparing monthly against monthly.
Pricing
$0 - $95/mo
- Free$0/mo
- Pro$15/mo
- Max$35/mo
- Ultra$95/mo
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-22
