Comment by assimpleaspossi
5 hours ago
I shouldn't have to scroll all the way down, click to use the thing, then fumble around to figure out what this does. It should be clear at the top of the first page (so I know right away that I don't need this).
Not sure what you mean. The top of the linked page is a video showing the product being used. Immediately below are the words “Compose images from scratch” and more examples, followed by “Text-to-image with strong prompt following and a native understanding of composition.” This is all within the first 100 words of content on the page.
I agree that it's clear for me and most techies, but maybe for a more general audience they could have added "AI image generation" or some variant of "generative AI" or "image generation model" or something like that. You can also compose images from scratch in Photoshop and Blender.
It is a version 3 of a product.If you actually used or needed these, you would have known right away what this is and how it works.
Unless the version 3 announcement is your onboarding point, like it is for me just now. I can go research FLUX from here, but the original poster's point still holds.
But I don't use it or need it and wasted my time trying to figure out what it did. Clarity should be up front.
> Just write a prompt. Text-to-image with strong prompt following and a native understanding of composition.
How is this not clear?