Omni-Reference Generation
Mixed reference types help describe a subject and audiovisual direction beyond what text alone can specify.

Combine images, video clips, audio, and supported links to direct a new AI video with Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3, Wan 3.0, or Happy Horse through the Flaq API.
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Reference media can anchor identity, products, environments, movement, voice, rhythm, or visual style when paired with an explicit prompt.
Mixed reference types help describe a subject and audiovisual direction beyond what text alone can specify.
Visual anchors can establish the opening composition and desired destination while the model creates the transition.
Examples are provided by the open-source Flaq SaaS Template or the MiniMax H3 repository. Results vary by model, prompt, inputs, settings, safety policy, and service availability.
Bring reference media and URLs into one prompt-driven form with model-aware limits and a consistent Flaq API task flow.
Upload supported media or paste public URLs, then explain exactly how each asset should influence the result.
The form hides video, audio, and link controls when the active reference model does not accept them.
Submitted task IDs and returned URLs stay in this browser so you can revisit recent results without a site account.
Choose a reference workflow based on supported media types, subject limits, duration, sound, resolution, and production cost.
Use images, short clips, and audio as multimodal direction for H3 video generation.
View model APIAPI model 02Guide longer videos with multiple reference subjects and native sound options.
View model APIAPI model 03Combine image, video, audio, document, or link context in compatible Wan workflows.
View model APIModel availability, supported parameters, pricing, credits, moderation, output rights, and rate limits are controlled by Flaq AI. Review the current model page and terms before production use.
Reference control is useful when a production must follow an existing person, product, scene, audio cue, or visual language.
Use clear portraits or character art to guide identity, wardrobe, and styling across a new scene.
Reference a product, presenter, or brand asset while directing a new demonstration or campaign variation.
Use visual clips to communicate framing, pace, movement, atmosphere, or animation language.
Where supported, add voice or sound references and describe how the new video should respond to them.
Select the model first, add only compatible references, and make every asset's role explicit in the prompt.
Compare supported images, clips, audio, links, duration, resolution, sound, and reference limits.
Upload files or paste public URLs, then identify how each reference controls the subject, action, style, camera, or sound.
Submit with your Flaq Client Key, follow automatic status updates, and review the output for consistency before production use.
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