This is the hub roundup of Qwen Image 3.0 Pro prompts — 40 briefs you can copy, paste, and run today. Qwen is different from most image models on three counts: it wants creative-brief prompts (long, structured jobs, not short aesthetic phrases), it has best-in-class text rendering down to roughly 10px across 12 languages, and it is built for useful, dense layouts — infographics, posters, slides, and documents, not just pretty pictures. Keep a copy of the cheat sheet open while you work, and for skin, lighting, and lens detail see the photorealism guide.
How to use these prompts
Copy any prompt, paste it whole, and keep the final constraints line — that is where the aspect ratio and 2K resolution live. Each block is a complete brief, so change the quoted text, brand names, or subject to fit your job, but leave the structure intact. For text-heavy pieces, keep the words in "double quotes" exactly as you want them printed, and put the text instruction early so Qwen plans the layout around it. In Qwen Chat pick the matching ratio preset; on the API pass true_cfg_scale around 4 and raise inference steps for extra crispness.
Typography and posters
Qwen's text engine is the reason to reach for it here: it sets headlines, subheads, and fine print legibly in named fonts, so treat every poster prompt as a layout spec with exact quoted copy. Wrap the words in quotes, name the typeface and weight, and say where each line goes. See the full set in text and poster prompts.
1. Concert event poster
Design a modern concert event poster for an indie rock show. Deep navy background with a single tall halftone photo of a guitarist in warm amber stage light on the right two-thirds. On the left, stacked left-aligned text in a bold condensed grotesque sans-serif: headline "MIDNIGHT ECHO" in large uppercase, subtitle "LIVE AT THE FORGE" below it, and a smaller line "SAT 14 NOV · DOORS 7PM · 18+". A thin horizontal rule separates the headline from the date line. Bottom-left corner ticket price "$28 ADV" in a small tag shape. Clean grid, generous margins, print-ready. Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Why it works: The condensed sans and explicit line-by-line copy give Qwen a clear hierarchy, so headlines and fine print both stay crisp.
2. Sci-fi movie poster
Create a theatrical sci-fi movie poster. A lone astronaut silhouetted against a vast orange planet-rise, dramatic rim light, dust particles in the air, cinematic teal-and-orange grade. Centered title at the bottom third in a wide futuristic serif reading "THE LONG DARK" in metallic silver. Above it a tagline in thin uppercase letter-spaced sans: "NO ONE HEARS YOU DRIFT". At the very bottom, a dense credits block in tiny legible condensed type with fake billing: director, cast names, studio logos as simple wordmarks. Release line "IN THEATERS DECEMBER". Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Why it works: The tiny credits block is exactly the small-text stress test Qwen handles better than rival models.
3. Minimalist quote graphic
A minimalist square quote graphic for social media. Warm off-white paper background with subtle grain. Centered quotation in an elegant high-contrast serif, two lines, generous leading: "Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast." Below it, a thin hairline and an attribution in small italics: "— training maxim". A single small terracotta dot sits above the quote as an accent. Wide even margins, calm and editorial, no other elements. Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Best for: Instagram and LinkedIn quote posts where the type must be perfectly clean.
4. Bilingual EN + ZH poster
Design a bilingual cultural festival poster combining English and Chinese. Vertical layout, deep crimson background with a gold ink-brush plum blossom branch arcing across the top. Large headline in an elegant serif reading "SPRING LANTERN FESTIVAL" with the Chinese line "春节灯会" set directly beneath it in a matching brush-style Chinese font. A centered subhead "FEB 15–17 · RIVERSIDE PARK · FREE ENTRY". Bottom band with three small icons and captions: "灯笼 Lanterns", "美食 Food", "舞龙 Dragon Dance". Balanced, symmetrical, festive. Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Why it works: Bilingual Chinese-plus-English layout is a signature Qwen strength; both scripts render cleanly and stay aligned.
5. Magazine cover
Design a glossy fashion magazine cover. Studio portrait of a model in an emerald blazer against a soft grey backdrop, looking straight to camera, shot from the chest up. Masthead across the top in a bold high-fashion serif reading "ATELIER" in white, partly overlapped by the model's shoulder. Cover lines placed around her: top-left "THE COLOR ISSUE", mid-right "48 pages of autumn tailoring", lower-left "Interview: the quiet luxury backlash", and a barcode with "OCT 2026 · $9.99" bottom-right. Realistic newsstand look, sharp legible cover copy. Aspect ratio 3:4, 2K.Best for: Newsstand-style covers where multiple cover lines must sit legibly over a photo.
6. Typographic art piece
Create a typographic art print where the letters form the image. The word "OCEAN" fills the entire canvas in a heavy rounded sans-serif, and inside the letterforms is a layered paper-cut illustration of rolling turquoise waves, a small sailboat, and a rising sun, clipped to the shapes of the letters. Background is a soft cream. A tiny caption at the bottom in fine print reads "a study in negative space". Balanced, gallery-poster feel, high contrast. Aspect ratio 4:3, 2K.Why it works: Image-inside-type demands both accurate letterforms and clean masking, which Qwen's text model manages well.
Infographics and documents
Dense, information-rich layouts are what Qwen was built for, so spell out every label, number, and axis title you want printed. Give it the real data and a clear structure, and it will keep the copy legible. Browse more in infographic prompts.
7. Data infographic
Design a clean single-page infographic titled "HOW WE SPEND OUR SCREEN TIME" in a bold sans-serif header. Light background, three-color palette of navy, coral, and teal. Include: a donut chart labeled "Social 34%, Video 27%, Games 19%, Work 12%, Other 8%"; three stat callouts with big numbers "6.2 hrs avg daily", "58% on mobile", "2x since 2020"; and a small horizontal bar chart comparing "Weekday vs Weekend" usage. Footer source line: "Source: 2026 Digital Habits Survey". Clear grid, legible axis and value labels throughout. Aspect ratio 3:4, 2K.Best for: Blog and report infographics that need real, readable numbers baked into the chart.
8. Process flow diagram
Create a horizontal process flow diagram on a white background titled "PUBLISHING WORKFLOW". Five connected rounded rectangles with arrows between them, each a different soft color, labeled in order: "1. Draft", "2. Edit", "3. Design", "4. Review", "5. Publish". Under each box a one-line caption in small grey type describing the step, for example under Draft "writer creates first version". A dotted feedback arrow loops from "Review" back to "Edit" with the label "revisions". Flat, modern, evenly spaced, crisp text. Aspect ratio 16:9, 2K.Why it works: Numbered boxes plus captioned arrows give Qwen an unambiguous layout and readable step labels.
9. Comparison chart
Design a two-column comparison chart titled "RENT VS BUY" on a light grey card. Left column header "RENTING" in blue, right column header "BUYING" in green, each with a small icon. Under each, four bullet rows with checkmarks or crosses and short labels: Renting — "Lower upfront cost ✓", "No maintenance ✓", "No equity ✗", "Rent can rise ✗"; Buying — "Build equity ✓", "Fixed payments ✓", "High upfront cost ✗", "You handle repairs ✗". A neutral divider down the middle. Clean, balanced, legible row text. Aspect ratio 4:3, 2K.Best for: Side-by-side explainers where each row label must be exact and readable.
10. Timeline graphic
Create a horizontal timeline infographic titled "A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNET". A central horizontal line with five evenly spaced nodes alternating above and below. Each node has a year in bold and a short caption: "1969 ARPANET", "1991 World Wide Web", "1998 Google founded", "2007 iPhone launches", "2022 Generative AI goes mainstream". Muted editorial palette of ink blue and amber, small line icons at each node. Clean margins, legible year and caption text. Aspect ratio 16:9, 2K.Why it works: Alternating nodes with fixed years let Qwen space the copy evenly and keep dates sharp.
11. Presentation slide
Design a professional presentation slide, 16:9, for a business deck. White background, thin accent bar in corporate blue along the left edge. Slide title top-left in bold sans: "Q3 REVENUE HIGHLIGHTS". A large key metric on the left "$4.8M" with a small green "+18% YoY" tag beneath it. On the right, a simple three-bar column chart labeled "Q1 Q2 Q3" with rising bars and value labels "3.9M / 4.2M / 4.8M". Bottom-right slide number "07" and a small footer "Confidential — Internal". Minimal, boardroom-ready, crisp text. Aspect ratio 16:9, 2K.Best for: Drop-in deck slides that look native to a corporate template.
12. Academic figure with math notation
Create a clean academic figure for a physics paper, white background, serif captions. Show a labeled diagram of a projectile trajectory: a curved arc with a launch point, a peak, and a landing point. Annotate the launch angle as "θ", the initial velocity vector labeled "v₀", and the peak height labeled "h_max". Below the diagram print the range equation in crisp typeset math: "R = (v₀² · sin 2θ) / g". Add a figure caption in small serif italics: "Figure 3. Idealized projectile motion under constant gravity g." Precise, textbook quality, legible subscripts and Greek letters. Aspect ratio 4:3, 2K.Why it works: Greek letters, subscripts, and a typeset formula are exactly what Qwen's math rendering handles cleanly.
Product photography
For commercial shots, describe the surface, the lighting setup, and the lens as if briefing a studio photographer, then name any label text you need printed. Qwen renders both the product realism and the on-pack copy. More in product photography prompts.
13. Skincare hero shot
A premium skincare hero shot. A frosted glass serum bottle with a matte gold dropper cap stands on a wet river-stone slab, shot at eye level. Soft diffused daylight from the left, gentle water droplets on the glass, a single eucalyptus sprig leaning against the base. Muted sage-and-cream palette, soft shadow, shallow depth of field with a creamy blurred background. The label reads in small elegant serif "AURA · Hydrating Serum · 30ml". Clean, luxurious, catalog-quality, macro sharpness on the bottle. Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Best for: DTC skincare heroes that need both spa-grade lighting and a legible product label.
14. Food photography
Overhead food photograph of a rustic breakfast spread on a dark slate table. Center: a cast-iron skillet with a golden shakshuka, runny eggs, scattered parsley and chili flakes, steam rising. Around it, torn sourdough, a small dish of olives, a glass of fresh orange juice, and a linen napkin. Warm directional window light from the top-left, deep natural shadows, appetizing and editorial. Rich reds and greens, high texture, magazine food-styling quality. Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Why it works: A named light direction plus specific props gives Qwen the depth and appetite cues real food shots need.
15. Tech gadget shot
A sleek product shot of wireless over-ear headphones in matte charcoal with brushed-aluminum hinges, floating at a three-quarter angle on a smooth graphite gradient background. Crisp studio lighting with a soft top highlight and a subtle blue rim light along the edges. Reflection pooled softly beneath. Ultra-clean, minimal, premium tech-launch aesthetic, every seam and mesh detail sharp. A tiny embossed wordmark "SONARA" on the ear cup. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Best for: Launch-page gadget renders with a clean gradient stage and a subtle brand mark.
16. Jewelry macro
Extreme macro photograph of a solitaire diamond ring in polished rose gold, resting on black velvet. Pinpoint studio lighting creates bright specular sparkle and fine rainbow fire inside the stone. Shallow depth of field so the band softly falls off into darkness. Dramatic, high-contrast, luxury-jeweler catalog look, dust-free, flawless facets, sharp on the diamond's table. Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Why it works: Macro sparkle and shallow focus read as genuine studio jewelry work rather than a flat render.
17. Fashion flat-lay
A styled fashion flat-lay photographed straight down on a warm beige linen surface. Arrange a folded camel wool coat, a white ribbed knit, tan leather ankle boots, a gold watch, tortoiseshell sunglasses, and a small notebook, all in an autumn capsule-wardrobe palette. Even soft daylight, gentle natural shadows, generous negative space top-right for text. Neat, editorial, Pinterest-ready styling. Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Best for: Lookbook and Pinterest flat-lays with room reserved for a caption overlay.
18. Floating hero product
A dynamic floating product shot of a canned sparkling water levitating mid-air with a splash of water and slices of grapefruit frozen in motion around it. Bright coral-to-peach gradient background, high-key studio lighting, crisp droplets suspended, energetic and fresh. The can label reads in bold rounded sans "FIZZ · Ruby Grapefruit". Sharp focus on the can, playful commercial beverage aesthetic. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Why it works: Frozen-motion splash plus a bold readable can label is a classic beverage-ad combination Qwen nails.
19. Packaging with legible label text
A studio packaging shot of a kraft-paper coffee bag standing upright on a wooden counter, soft morning light, a few roasted beans scattered at the base. The front label is fully legible: brand "NORTHBOUND ROASTERS" in a bold slab serif at the top, "SINGLE ORIGIN · ETHIOPIA" beneath, tasting notes in small print "blueberry · dark chocolate · citrus", roast level "MEDIUM", and net weight "250g / 8.8oz" at the bottom. Warm, artisanal, e-commerce hero quality, sharp readable copy on the pack. Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Best for: Packaging mockups where the on-pack copy must be readable end to end.
Portraits and people
For believable people, brief the lens, the light, and the mood, and let Qwen handle skin and expression. Keep faces the focus and the setting supporting. The photorealism guide goes deeper on lenses and lighting.
20. Editorial headshot
A professional editorial headshot of a woman in her early forties with short silver-streaked hair, wearing a tailored charcoal blazer over a white shirt. Shot on an 85mm lens at f/2, soft key light from a large window camera-left, subtle fill on the right, neutral warm-grey backdrop. Confident, approachable half-smile, direct eye contact. Natural skin texture with visible pores and fine lines, sharp catchlights in the eyes, shallow depth of field. Corporate-magazine quality. Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Best for: Executive bios and speaker pages that need a real, un-retouched look.
21. Lifestyle portrait
A warm lifestyle portrait of a young man laughing while making coffee in a bright kitchen, wearing a mustard sweater with sleeves pushed up. Golden hour light streaming through the window behind him, soft lens flare, steam rising from the cup. Candid, unposed feel, shot on a 50mm lens, gentle bokeh of plants and shelves in the background. Natural skin, authentic joy, cozy and relatable. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Why it works: Naming the lens, the golden-hour light, and a genuine action gives the frame an unposed, lived-in warmth.
22. Environmental portrait
An environmental portrait of a ceramicist in her studio, standing beside her wheel with clay-dusted hands and a canvas apron. Shelves of unglazed pots and tools fill the softly blurred background. Cool north-facing daylight from a large window, quiet and contemplative mood, she looks slightly off-camera. Documentary style, shot on a 35mm lens, rich earth-tone palette, natural skin and fabric texture, storytelling detail throughout. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Best for: Maker and founder profiles that place the person inside their craft.
23. Group portrait
A relaxed group portrait of a four-person startup team standing together in a bright modern office, smart-casual clothing in coordinated blues and greys. Even soft daylight, everyone in sharp focus, natural spacing with slight height variation, genuine relaxed smiles, one person mid-gesture as if talking. Glass-walled meeting room softly blurred behind them. Shot on a 35mm lens, authentic and friendly, sharp faces, believable interaction. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Why it works: Slight height variation and one person mid-gesture break the stiff line-up look and keep every face sharp.
24. Fashion editorial
A high-fashion editorial photograph of a model in an oversized structured scarlet coat against a raw concrete wall. Dramatic hard side light casting a long sharp shadow, bold and graphic composition with the model off-center. Confident angular pose, wind moving the coat's hem. Cinematic, avant-garde, muted background against the vivid red garment, shot on medium format for fine detail, magazine spread quality. Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Best for: Bold fashion spreads where the garment and shadow carry the composition.
25. Candid street portrait
A candid street portrait of an older gentleman reading a newspaper at a Parisian café table, espresso beside him, wearing a tweed flat cap and round glasses. Late-afternoon sun rakes across the scene, warm and grainy, soft blur of passing pedestrians and a bicycle behind him. Documentary photojournalism style, 35mm film look, subtle grain, natural unposed moment, rich character in the face. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Why it works: A film-grain, photojournalism brief pushes Qwen toward a natural moment instead of a staged studio look.
Logos and branding
Logos live or die on correctly spelled text, so quote the brand name exactly and name the style. Ask for flat vector output on a plain background so the mark stays clean and usable.
26. Minimalist wordmark logo
Design a minimalist wordmark logo for a design studio. The text reads exactly "FORMWORK" in a clean geometric sans-serif, all lowercase, tight letter-spacing, deep charcoal on a plain white background. Replace the dot on the letter "i"-style detail with a small perfect circle accent in burnt orange. Balanced, timeless, flat vector, centered with even margins, no other elements. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Best for: Clean logotypes where spelling and letter-spacing must be exact.
27. Monogram logo
Create an elegant monogram logo combining the letters "H" and "V" into a single interlocking mark. Fine-line serif construction with subtle gold-foil gradient, symmetrical and balanced, enclosed in a thin circular ring. Below the monogram, the full name "HÔTEL VERANO" in small letter-spaced uppercase serif. Deep navy background, luxury-hospitality feel, flat vector, crisp and centered. Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Why it works: Interlocking the two named letters plus a spelled-out wordmark gives a usable, brand-ready lockup.
28. Mascot logo
Design a friendly mascot logo for a coffee brand: a cheerful cartoon fox holding a steaming cup, drawn in a bold clean vector style with thick outlines and a warm palette of orange, cream, and brown. The fox sits inside a rounded badge. Curved banner text below reads "SLY FOX COFFEE" in a rounded bold sans-serif. Playful, memorable, flat, works on a light background, centered. Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Best for: Café and sports-team mascots that need a legible curved banner name.
29. App icon
Design a modern app icon for a meditation app. Rounded-square icon with a smooth violet-to-indigo gradient background. Centered symbol: a simple white line-art lotus formed from three overlapping curves, subtly glowing. No text inside the icon, clean and minimal, soft inner shadow for depth, iOS-style rounded corners, crisp at small sizes. Present it on a neutral grey field. Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Why it works: A single centered symbol and a stated gradient keep the icon crisp and recognizable when scaled down.
30. Badge emblem
Create a vintage circular badge emblem for a mountain outfitter. A stylized snow-capped peak and a rising sun in the center, ringed by two concentric circles. Around the top of the ring, curved uppercase text "SUMMIT & PINE", and around the bottom "EST. 2019 · COLORADO", separated by two small star dividers. Muted forest-green and cream palette, weathered woodcut line style, flat vector, centered and symmetrical, all text sharp and legible. Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Best for: Outdoor and heritage brands wanting a symmetrical badge with curved lettering.
Art and illustration
Naming a concrete medium and palette steers Qwen's style firmly, so treat these as art-direction briefs rather than loose vibes. State the technique, color range, and composition you want.
31. Flat vector illustration
A flat vector illustration of a cozy home office scene: a person working at a wooden desk with a laptop, a warm desk lamp, a large window showing a city skyline at dusk, hanging plants, and a sleeping cat on the chair. Modern flat design with simple geometric shapes, no outlines, a warm sunset palette of coral, mustard, and dusty blue, subtle grain texture. Clean editorial illustration style suitable for a blog header. Aspect ratio 16:9, 2K.Best for: Blog and landing-page headers in a clean corporate-flat style.
32. Watercolor illustration
A loose watercolor illustration of a quiet coastal village at dawn: pastel cottages climbing a hillside, small fishing boats in a calm harbor, gulls in a soft sky. Wet-on-wet washes with visible paper texture and gentle color bleeds, muted palette of seafoam, blush, and pale gold, delicate ink linework accents. Airy negative space in the sky, hand-painted storybook feel. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Why it works: Wet-on-wet, paper-texture, and color-bleed cues produce a convincingly hand-painted result.
33. Isometric illustration
An isometric illustration of a miniature tech startup office as a cutaway diorama floating on a plain light background. Show three levels: a coworking floor with tiny desks and screens, a lounge with a foosball table and plants, and a rooftop with solar panels and a garden. Clean 2.5D isometric perspective, bright pastel palette, soft ambient shadows, tidy geometric detail, no text. Playful, precise, product-marketing style. Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Best for: Product and SaaS marketing art that needs tidy isometric detail.
34. 3D render
A polished 3D render of a cute rounded robot character waving hello, soft matte pastel-blue body with glossy accents and big friendly eyes on a screen face. Studio soft-box lighting, gentle ambient occlusion, subtle subsurface glow, standing on a seamless mint-green backdrop with a soft contact shadow. Clay-render meets premium product look, smooth clean surfaces, high detail, centered. Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Why it works: Soft-box lighting and ambient-occlusion cues give the character a convincing rendered-clay finish.
35. Anime illustration
An anime-style illustration of a teenage girl in a school uniform standing on a train platform at sunset, wind lifting her hair, a departing train blurred behind her. Warm orange-and-pink sky, cinematic lighting, detailed cel-shaded style with clean linework and soft gradients, reminiscent of modern Japanese animation. Nostalgic, wistful mood, sparkle of light on the rails, sharp character detail. Aspect ratio 16:9, 2K.Best for: Cel-shaded anime scenes with cinematic sunset lighting.
Photo editing
For edits with Qwen-Image-Edit, attach your image and state what stays the same before what changes — that single ordering keeps the model from redrawing the whole frame. You can edit up to three reference images at once. See the full workflow in photo editing prompts.
36. Background swap
Edit the attached photo. Keep the subject, their pose, clothing, hair, expression, and the lighting on them exactly the same. Change only the background: replace it with a softly blurred modern office with warm afternoon light and out-of-focus plants. Match the new background's light direction and warmth to the existing light on the subject so the composite looks natural. Keep edges clean around the hair. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Best for: Reworking a headshot or product photo onto a new setting without altering the subject.
37. Object removal
Edit the attached photo. Keep the composition, colors, lighting, and every remaining element exactly the same. Change only this: remove the trash can and the parked bicycle on the left side of the frame, and cleanly reconstruct the brick wall and sidewalk behind them so the fill is seamless and matches the surrounding texture and shadows. No trace of the removed objects. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Why it works: Naming the objects and the surface to rebuild behind them keeps the fill seamless and the rest untouched.
38. Restyle
Edit the attached photo. Keep the composition, subject placement, and all objects in exactly the same positions. Change only the style: restyle the entire image as a flat vector illustration with simple shapes, bold clean color blocks, and no photographic texture, using a warm autumn palette. Preserve the recognizable layout and proportions of the original scene so it reads as the same picture reimagined. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Best for: Turning a reference photo into matching illustrated artwork while keeping the layout.
39. Text edit on an existing sign
Edit the attached storefront photo. Keep the building, the awning, the lighting, and the sign's shape, material, and font style exactly the same. Change only the text on the shop sign: replace the current wording with "CORNER BOOKS" in the same style, size, color, and perspective as the original lettering so it looks like it was always there. Match the weathering and shadow on the sign. Aspect ratio 3:2, 2K.Why it works: Swapping only the sign copy plays to Qwen's text strength while the "keep the same" clause preserves the scene.
40. Headshot cleanup
Edit the attached headshot. Keep the person's face, expression, pose, hair, natural skin texture, and lighting exactly the same. Change only these small details: remove a few loose stray hairs, even out a distracting bright hotspot on the forehead, and tidy the collar of the shirt so it sits flat. Do not smooth or airbrush the skin, do not alter facial features, and keep it looking like a natural unretouched photo. Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Best for: Light, believable retouching that fixes distractions without an over-smoothed look.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I use Qwen Image 3.0?
Qwen Image 3.0 Pro runs in Qwen Chat at chat.qwen.ai, through Alibaba Cloud Model Studio and the DashScope API, and on third-party hosts like fal.ai, Replicate, Runware, and ComfyUI. The open-weight lineage (Qwen-Image on Hugging Face, Apache-2.0) also lets you self-host.
Why is Qwen Image good at text?
Text rendering is Qwen Image 3.0 Pro's flagship strength. It renders legible small text down to about 10px across 12 languages and 20-plus fonts, including formulas, subscripts and superscripts, Greek letters, captions, and dense editorial copy. It is especially strong at bilingual and multilingual layouts such as Chinese plus English.
What aspect ratios does it support?
Qwen Image 3.0 Pro supports 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2, and 2:3. Native resolution goes up to 2048x2048 (2K). Common presets include 1:1 at 1024x1024 and 16:9 at 1536x864. Set the ratio via the UI preset or state it in plain language in the prompt.
How long can a Qwen Image prompt be?
The Pro model accepts very long prompts, up to about 4,500 tokens, roughly 4.5x the previous generation. That means a prompt can read like a full creative brief that describes the job, audience, canvas, structure, exact copy, required elements, and constraints rather than a short aesthetic phrase.
How do I edit an existing image?
Use Qwen-Image-Edit, which can edit up to 3 reference images with targeted changes to objects, styles, regions, or text. The reliable pattern is to state what stays the same first, then what changes, for example: Keep the composition, pose, and lighting. Change only the background.
Does Qwen Image use --parameters?
No. Qwen Image is not Midjourney and does not use --flags. Set the aspect ratio via the UI preset or in plain language, and use the optional advanced controls guidance scale (true_cfg_scale, about 1-10, default around 4) and inference steps, where higher steps add detail but run slower.
Is Qwen Image free / open source?
The Qwen-Image open-weight lineage is released under Apache-2.0 on Hugging Face, so you can download and self-host it for free. Qwen Chat offers free tiers, while hosted APIs such as Alibaba Cloud Model Studio, fal.ai, and Replicate bill per image or per compute.