Qwen Image 2.1 Text to Image

基础模型 : Qwen-Image|发布时间 : 2026-09-22 14:47

Workflow

HHY

aspect_ratio

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Commercial advertising poster, dynamic low-angle full-body shot. A cheerful young woman with textured short curly dark hair, smiling brightly while walking forward. She wears an unbuttoned vibrant orange utility jacket over a minimalist cream-white T-shirt, high-waisted beige shorts, striking royal blue crew socks, and green-and-white retro sneakers. She is holding a rustic kraft paper-wrapped bouquet of colorful wildflowers in one hand.

In the foreground, the chrome handlebars and blue front basket (filled with flowers) of a vintage bicycle are visible on the left. Background features a bright, solid cobalt blue sky, a coastal concrete promenade, a metallic railing, and a calm deep blue ocean with a distant white sailboat on the horizon.

Overlay design elements include abstract organic fluid green shapes along the edges. Bold, thick, stylized graffiti-style graphic font layout, vibrant pop-art color palette (electric orange, royal blue, lush green), commercial fashion photography lighting, sharp focus, high-end editorial graphic design style --ar 4:5 --v 6.0

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批量大小

使用指南

Size

Qwen Image 2.1 has native 2K (2048*2048) support for direct output.

Output size comes from ResolutionSelector (width/height). Default is 1 megapixel (10241024). For native 2K, set 1:1 and 4 megapixels (20482048). Prefer multiples of 32.

Transparent Image

To generate a transparent image, wrap the prompt like this and replace the middle with the subject:

This is an RGBA format image with transparency. [your description]. The image has an alpha channel and a transparent background.

Save as PNG to keep the alpha channel.

Parameters

prompt: what to generate. For RGBA, see Note: transparent.
negative_prompt: unused while cfg is 1.
cfg: keep 1 for the Qwen Image 2.1 official path. Raise it only if you use a negative prompt.
steps: Qwen Image 2.1 official pipeline uses about 40-50 with euler. This template starts at 25. More advanced samplers need fewer steps.