FLUX vs Shedevrum

FLUX is a set of AI models from Black Forest Labs for creating and editing images and video. FLUX 3 can make video with synchronized audio from text or images, or continue a clip, with a maximum length of 20 seconds. FLUX.2 generates and edits images up to 4 MP, with multi-reference editing, hex color control and text rendering. FLUX Tools add outpainting, object erasing, virtual try-on, video upscaling and deblurring. Access options include a browser playground, API and downloadable weights for self-hosting. Platforms listed are API, Linux, macOS, self-hosted, web and Windows. There is a free plan; the listed pay-as-you-go FLUX.2 [klein] 4B option is $0.01, paid once, with additional megapixel and reference-image charges. API use includes full commercial rights without a separate license; rights for open-weight models depend on their license. Submitted prompts, uploads, tasks and outputs may be used to train and improve models, with an email opt-out route.

Shedevrum is a generative-AI app for creating images, videos, clips, and text. YandexART powers image generation, while YandexGPT creates text. Prompts can be written in any language, and image generation offers Alice AI ART v.1.0 plus YandexART v.2.7 and v.2.5 models, usually producing a result in under a minute. Users can provide reference images and edit images. Short videos start with a described idea, a generated first frame, and an animation effect. Clips combine 3 to 30 content items, include music, and can run for up to two minutes; music can come from Yandex Music. A community layer lets users view and like posts, follow people, add friends, and share posts. Moderation combines automatic filters with human review, while Kids mode adds stricter controls and privacy protections. The free app runs on Android, iOS, and the web and requires internet access.