Four product scenes in one FLUX.1 schnell run

One job, four directions

A single scene composite is good for testing one direction. In a real listing, operators usually need several scenes for the same product. This workflow puts four prompts in one job and shares the product matte, position and shadow, so product size and placement do not drift across separate runs.

Input

• One transparent product PNG
• Four built-in scene prompts: white marble, warm oak, beige linen, dark stone — all with window light from the left; edit the CLIPTextEncode text to change a scene
• Four fixed seeds (201–204) so the same product reproduces the same set

Output

Four 1024×1024 scenes, numbered by scene for quick selection.

Limits

It is not a queue manager: 20 products still mean 20 jobs. True batch scheduling is a later product. If the four prompts contradict each other on light direction, the product will look inconsistent across the set; the tutorial shows how to write a prompt group with one light direction.