Flux 3 Klein vs Krea 3 for Architecture

Shaun McCallum
November 10, 2026Flux 3 Klein for fast box edits up to 4K, Krea 3 for edits that bring in a reference image. Both are in Studio now.
Flux 3 Klein and Krea 3 are both in Fenestra now. Use Flux 3 Klein for quick, low-cost renders and Regional Edits that change one part of a view. Use Krea 3 when an edit brings in a reference, like a sofa from a product shot, and the rest of the room has to stay put.
What is Flux 3 Klein?
Flux 3 Klein is the small, fast model in Black Forest Labs' FLUX 3 family, released on 15 October 2026. It has FLUX 3's native 4K and box-level editing in a 5.6-billion-parameter model, and in Fenestra it's in Create, Edit and Regional Edit.
In our tests most Klein generations took under ten seconds, and it's one of the lowest-cost models we offer. That makes it the model for early rounds, when you want ten options on the table before you pick one.
Regional Edit is where it stands out. Draw a box, say what goes in it, and Klein leaves the rest of the view alone: at 2K, everything outside our box stayed within a pixel of the original. This was the whole edit:
| box | change |
|---|---|
| Upper storey | the same upper storey clad in charred black timber boards, windows unchanged |
Klein is weaker at composing a room from a board of reference pieces. For that, we'd use Flux 3 or Nano Banana 2.1.
More on Klein, with prompts and specs: Flux 3 Klein for architecture and interior design.
What is Krea 3?
Krea 3 is Krea's image editing model, released on 15 October 2026 and built to change only what you ask for. In Fenestra it's in Edit and Edit Area at 1K or 2K, with Medium, High and Ultra quality.
We gave it a render of a warehouse kitchen and a product shot of a sofa, and asked it to replace only the sofa.


Then we asked it to change only the floor, to wide oak boards.
Krea's own prompt advice is worth following: start with what stays, then the change, say what each image is for, and use "only" when the edit should touch one thing.
Krea 3 takes longer than Klein, because it reasons about the edit before it renders. It also uses more credits, and more again with reference images.
More on Krea 3, with prompts and specs: Krea 3 for architecture and interior design.
Flux 3 Klein vs Krea 3: which should you use?
| Flux 3 Klein | Krea 3 | |
|---|---|---|
| Made by | Black Forest Labs | Krea |
| Best for | Quick options, Regional Edit boxes, 4K | Swapping in a reference, changing one thing |
| In Fenestra | Create, Edit, Regional Edit | Edit, Edit Area |
| Resolution | 1K, 2K, 4K | 1K, 2K |
| Reference images | Use Flux 3 or Nano Banana 2.1 instead | Up to seven; say what each is for |
| Speed | Seconds | Longer: it reasons about the edit first |
| Credits | One of our lowest | More, and more again with references |
Start a design round in Flux 3 Klein. Switch to Krea 3 when the change comes from a reference image, or when one piece has to change and nothing else.
How do you use Flux 3 Klein and Krea 3 in Fenestra?
- Open a project in Studio and choose Edit.
- Pick Flux 3 Klein or Krea 3 Edit from the model list. Both are marked New.
- For Klein, switch to Regional Edit and draw a box over each part to change. For Krea, add your reference images and say what each one is for.
- Choose the resolution and press Edit.
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