Media provider guide

Select media services around the character workflow, supported content, rights and operational requirements of the project. The providers below are recommended integration options, not already-enabled Amora customer endpoints.

Character images — FLUX.2

Black Forest Labs' FLUX.2 offers image generation and reference-based editing with a focus on consistent subjects. Evaluate it for character photos, scene variations and approved reference workflows.

• FLUX.2 model information
• Developer terms

Custom LoRA workflows require a model and commercial arrangement that support that training and deployment approach; a hosted image endpoint does not automatically accept a custom LoRA.

Generated clips — Kling through fal

Kling image-to-video models on fal provide asynchronous generation and model-specific controls. Build around the queue, job status and webhook pattern, with server-held credentials.

• Kling image-to-video API
• fal acceptable-use policy

fal's published policy prohibits sexually explicit content. Use this option only for content permitted by its policy and the selected model's terms.

Alternative video — Runway

Runway provides API-accessible video-generation models. Evaluate the available model catalog and request format for your scene types, reference inputs and output requirements.

• Available API models
• Runway API documentation

General and adult-oriented routes

General-audience and explicit-content workflows cannot be assumed to use the same providers. Explicit-content generation requires a separately validated provider and model arrangement that permits the intended content and commercial use.

Keep provider selection behind your backend integration. Unsupported requests should receive a clear result rather than silently being routed to a service that does not permit them.

Production evaluation

Test identity consistency, supported input formats, generation latency, cancellation behavior, job recovery, storage needs and actual cost. Provider prices, model versions and terms are checked again when the integration is commissioned.

Recorded provider review: 19 October 2026. Final provider selection and usage pricing are confirmed in the project scope.