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Guide: check clip length and output resolution before using FLUX Video Edit

BFL documents editing an existing MP4 with a prompt: input is capped at 15 seconds and 50 MiB, with output up to 720p. Documentation-based; not hands-on tested.

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The guidance

BFL lists MP4 inputs up to 15 seconds/50 MiB and outputs up to 720p at 24 fps, preserving duration/aspect ratio. [fast] costs $0.03/output second. Documentation-based, untested; checked September 12, with no launch date supplied. [S5]

Source notes

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  1. [S5] FLUX Video Edit
    Black Forest Labs · Publication date not stated · vendor-product-documentation

Publication & updates

First published in the 12 September 2026 edition. This guide keeps the same URL when its content is revised.

Edition version 3 · Edition last updated 12 September 2026. Edition updates may concern other articles and do not establish when this guide was last checked.

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