FLUX.2 Pro vs FLUX.2 Flex vs FLUX.2 Dev sounds like a small naming detail. It changes how you ship images in production.
This post runs the same 4 prompts on three Wiro models and shows the outputs.
FLUX.2 Pro: https://wiro.ai/models/black-forest-labs/flux-2-pro
FLUX.2 Flex: https://wiro.ai/models/black-forest-labs/flux-2-flex
FLUX.2 Dev: https://wiro.ai/models/wiro/flux-2-dev
Black Forest Labs positions FLUX.2 as a production model family. Pro targets speed plus quality. Flex adds controls like steps and guidance. Dev is the open weights variant.
Resolution: 1024×1024
Seeds: fixed per prompt (same seed across models)
Flex settings: steps 30, guidance 4.5
Dev settings: steps 20, scale 4.0
Prompt: Luxury stainless steel wristwatch with a dark blue face and brown leather strap on matte black marble. Soft diffused studio lighting from top right. Sharp focus on dial and stitching. Photoreal product photo.
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Prompt: Cinematic portrait of a young woman in a black trench coat on a rain slick Tokyo street at night. Neon signs reflect in wet pavement. One neon sign must be legible Japanese text: ラーメン. 35mm film grain, high contrast, moody.
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Prompt: Interior of a minimalist futuristic library on a Mars colony. Floor to ceiling windows show a dusty red landscape and a distant Earth. Cool blue light strips in polished white floor. A holographic spinning astronomical map floats in the center. Wide angle HDR, ultra sharp.
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Prompt: Close up photo of an airport departure board with readable text. Rows must be legible: ISTANBUL 08:10 GATE A12, SAN FRANCISCO 09:45 GATE C3, TOKYO 12:30 GATE B7. Realistic LED board, shallow depth of field, cinematic lighting.
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If you want the simplest path to high quality, start with Pro.
If your prompt needs tight typography control, Flex gives you knobs that matter.
If you want cheap iteration or you need an open style workflow, Dev is a good baseline.