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Black Forest Labs makes FLUX 3 Video up to 2x faster and 50% cheaper at 2K and 4K

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Black Forest Labs says FLUX 3 Video now generates native 2K and 4K video up to 2x faster and at 50% lower cost.

The company attributes the gains to optimizations that reduce the compute needed to serve the model.

In a separate post on the same day, Black Forest Labs says FLUX 3 Video's 4K output outperforms Kling o3 at comparable pricing and latency, and links to the model and pricing pages. The post does not include benchmark results supporting the comparison.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 14, 11:16 AM ET

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  1. Oct 14, 11:06 AM ET · 1 article
    Black Forest Labs claims FLUX 3 Video outperforms Kling o3 in 4K quality
    Black Forest Labs: Black Forest Labs says FLUX 3 Video outperforms Kling o3 at 4K
  2. Oct 14, 11:06 AM ET · 1 article
    Black Forest Labs makes FLUX 3 Video up to 2x faster and 50% cheaper for native 2K and 4K generation
    Black Forest Labs: FLUX 3 Video now generates native 2K and 4K up to 2x faster at 50% lower cost

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  1. Black Forest LabsOfficial
    Black Forest Labs says FLUX 3 Video outperforms Kling o3 at 4K

    AIBlack Forest Labs says its FLUX 3 Video produces 4K quality that outperforms Kling o3, at comparable pricing and latency. The post links to the model page and a pricing page for FLUX 3 Video.

  2. Black Forest LabsOfficial
    FLUX 3 Video now generates native 2K and 4K up to 2x faster at 50% lower cost

    AIBlack Forest Labs says FLUX 3 Video is now up to 2x faster and costs 50% less to generate in native 2K and 4K. The company attributes the change to optimizations that reduce the compute needed to serve the model, and the new pricing and speed reflect those savings.

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