Create Images with Readable Text Using Qwen Image
Use Qwen Image on Ezier to create posters, product labels, diagrams, and reference-image edits. Write a prompt, upload a source image for edits, choose ratio and image count, then generate.
Use Qwen Image when the words matter
Use it for prompts and edits where the final image has to be read: posters, labels, signs, slide graphics, diagrams, and bilingual layouts.
Design a clean launch poster for a bilingual design workshop. Use the exact headline "Create with Qwen Image", add the Chinese line "视觉排版工作�?, keep both lines readable, and leave space for a date and venue.
How to use Qwen Image on Ezier
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Write the asset and exact words
Start in the prompt box with the asset type: poster, product label, slide graphic, sign, or diagram. Put the words that must appear in quotes, including Chinese or English line breaks.
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Attach a source image for edits
For image editing, add the reference first so the request is routed as an edit instead of a blank text-to-image prompt. Then say what should change and what should stay recognizable.
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Open the settings chip
Use the Auto settings chip to choose the canvas ratio, resolution for Qwen variants that offer it, and the number of images. Generate more than one image when you need text-layout options to compare.
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Check credits, generate, then inspect
The Generate button shows the credit estimate before you submit. After generation, inspect spelling, line breaks, labels, logos, small numbers, and subject consistency before saving.
What to write into the prompt
Qwen Image works best when the prompt says what text should appear, where it belongs, and how the image should be checked after generation.
Quote the words that must survive
For posters, signs, and title cards, quote exact text such as "Grand Opening" or "新品发布". Add hierarchy notes like headline, subtitle, small date, or bottom-left label.
Describe the label as part of the product
For packaging and ecommerce concepts, include the product name, visible label copy, material, crop, and lighting. If you upload a product reference, say which shape, logo area, or label placement should stay stable.
Give diagrams their reading order
For explainers, list the steps in order and name the arrows, sections, and labels. Short labels work better than paragraphs when the final image has to remain readable.
Qwen Image settings worth checking
Start from a prompt, add a reference image for edits, choose the Qwen variant, adjust the canvas, compare image counts, and check credits before generating.
- 20B
- Text rendering focusQwen describes the first Qwen-Image release as a 20B MMDiT image foundation model, which is why text rendering and editing deserve specific prompt attention here.
- 1K
- Longer prompt supportQwen-Image 2.0 public notes emphasize longer prompts for slides, posters, infographics, comics, and other structured assets. Use that space for layout instructions, not filler adjectives.
- 1-4+
- Image count varies by Qwen optionThe image count selector follows the selected Qwen model. Use more images when you want to compare typography, label placement, or diagram structure before refining.
Choose the Qwen option deliberately
Use Select Model to confirm whether you are using Qwen Image, Qwen Image Plus, or Qwen Image 2 Pro before comparing results.
Let Auto stay neutral until format matters
Auto is useful for first drafts. Choose 16:9 for wide banners, 9:16 for vertical posts, 1:1 for product or social squares, and 4:3 or 3:4 when the design needs a calmer frame.
Separate bilingual lines
For Chinese and English in the same image, write each line separately and say which one is primary. Mixed-language text is easier to inspect when the prompt gives hierarchy.
Use uploads for preservation tasks
Upload a source image when the job is to keep a product, face, pose, or composition recognizable. Without a source image, the page starts from text-to-image generation.
Inspect before you export
Qwen is strong at text rendering, but generated text is still visual output. Check spelling, line breaks, small numerals, label edges, and logo-like marks before using the result.
Keep local setup terms in context
ComfyUI, LoRA, NF4, GGUF, safetensors, VAE files, and VRAM matter when running Qwen locally. On Ezier, the useful decision is simpler: prompt, upload if needed, adjust settings, and generate online.
Qwen Image in Ezier
Create the image around exact words
Put the headline, label, or diagram text in the prompt, choose the ratio and image count, check the credit estimate, then inspect the result before saving.
Qwen Image FAQ
Practical answers for this Qwen Image page: prompts, uploads, ratios, image count, credits, and text rendering.
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