Create editorial portraits and product cutouts you can build a design around. Explore transparent PNGs and focused mask edits in Studio.
1K · 40 credits / 2K · 80 creditsUp to 10 referencesTransparent PNG in StudioMask editing in Studio
Prepare your Studio handoff
Start with a clear visual brief
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Describe the result
Name the subject, light and details to keep. Add up to 10 references for ordinary reference-led generation.
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Choose your workflow
Check 1K or 2K and the credit cost. For transparency or a mask, open Studio directly and set those controls before creating.
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Generate and review
Create on this page starts the task in Studio after sign-in and input readiness. Inspect the result, then download or refine it.
Create images that fit the next step of your project
Give a portrait the atmosphere your story deserves
Build a portrait concept that feels connected to the person or character behind the project. From an artist introduction to an editorial feature, explore clothing, light and surroundings that give the image an individual mood. Qwen Image 2.1 lets you investigate a warm location portrait or a more restrained visual direction before choosing the look you want to develop. Give a personal portfolio or creative pitch an image with presence, and make the introduction feel as considered as the work it represents.
Create a subject that belongs in your next design
A compelling subject opens more possibilities when you can place it where your idea needs it. Explore a transparent product image for a launch layout, a playful object for a collage or an original element for a social graphic. Qwen Image 2.1's transparent PNG workflow in Studio gives you another starting point for those compositions. Build around your own colors and visual rhythm, and give the subject room to become part of a design with a clear personality of its own.
Sometimes the strongest idea is already in the image, waiting for a quieter composition. Explore a focused masked edit in Studio when an unwanted object distracts from a portrait, still life or interior concept. Qwen Image 2.1 gives you a way to investigate that change while building on the image you have chosen. Make space for the subject and atmosphere that matter to your project, and develop a more deliberate visual direction without starting the creative conversation over.
Controls, costs and what to check before creating.
What can I create with Qwen Image 2.1?
Qwen Image 2.1 supports 1K and 2K generation with up to ten references. For an existing-image edit, Studio also provides this model’s transparency and mask controls; those controls are not in this page’s form. For masked edits in Studio, add one reference and brush or upload a mask: white marks the area to edit, black preserves it. Use an opaque background and match the reference proportions. Review the result; unchanged pixels are not guaranteed.
How do I start a generation?
Describe the adult subject, lighting and framing within 5,000 characters. Separate identity and wardrobe references. Generate checks sign-in and credits, then opens Studio to start generation.
Which prompts and reference images are supported?
Use a prompt of up to 5,000 characters and up to 10 JPEG, PNG or WebP references. Selected originals may be up to 32 MiB each; Studio optimizes them to the provider’s 8 MiB limit before upload.
How many credits does an image use?
Catalog checked 24 October 2026: 1K costs 40 credits and 2K 80 per image, with no reference-count surcharge in this catalog. Review the current account quote before starting.
When are my inputs sent for processing?
Selecting references prepares a local draft. Generate checks sign-in and credits, then opens Studio to start generation; Studio uploads the prompt and prepared images for cloud processing. See Privacy Policy for data handling.
Where can I preview and download my image?
Continue in Studio to create, preview and download the result.
Make your subject the star of the layout
Create a portrait or illustration, then continue with the image tools your project needs in Studio.
