GenerateTransparent assets · @PhotoX86
Generate a Cartoon Sticker With Native Transparency
Use Qwen's recommended RGBA wording to create a cutout-style asset with an alpha channel instead of a baked background.
Real prompts · Original sources · Curated by MagicCreator
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Qwen Image 2.1 Prompts
Start with prompts that Qwen or real creators actually published. See the reported result, copy the wording and adapt one controlled part at a time.
Every entry keeps its source, input requirements and practical adaptation notes visible.
9 curated prompts
Featured RGBA prompt · @PhotoX86
Generate a Cartoon Sticker With Native Transparency
Explore Qwen Image 2.1 Prompts by Use Case
Filter by task, then open a card for the complete prompt, required inputs, reported output and source.
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9 prompts
Qwen Image 2.1 Prompts for Transparent RGBA Assets
Use the model's native transparency for stickers, interface artwork and cutout-ready assets. These prompts make the alpha requirement explicit instead of merely asking for a plain or white background. Save the result as PNG or another alpha-preserving format, and inspect edge quality before compositing.
GenerateQwen Image 2.1 Multi-Reference Prompts
Combine several people, products or furniture references without letting their original backgrounds leak into the final scene. The strongest prompts number the inputs, assign one role to each image and state which environment, camera and lighting must remain fixed.
EditMulti-reference · @junwatu
Furnish One Office With Nine Product References
Assign one role to each reference image while preserving the room, camera and architecture as the fixed scene.
These three characters are sitting around a campfire in a forest
Multi-reference
Combine Three Character References Around a Campfire
A minimal official multi-reference instruction that gives three supplied characters one shared action and environment.
Qwen Image 2.1 Prompts for Text and Layout
Explore typography-heavy prompts for signs, whiteboards, posters and character infographics. Put every required string in quotation marks, attach it to a clear region and reduce copy when readability matters more than density. Generated text still needs human proofreading.
GenerateText & layout · @guitaripod
Test Dense Typography With a Research Whiteboard
Stress-test exact labels, numbered instructions, a chart and physical props inside one realistic photograph.
EditText & layout · @junwatu
Turn a Portrait Into a Character Style Infographic
Build a magazine-style profile poster with a preserved face, fixed title bar, information cards, swatches and a radar chart.
A neon shop sign that reads "QWEN IMAGE 2.1", rainy night, reflections on wet pavement
Text & layout
Generate a Neon Shop Sign With Exact Text
A compact official example that combines quoted display text with weather, surface reflections and a night setting.
Qwen Image 2.1 Prompts for Precise Image Editing
Change a specific visual variable while protecting identity, composition or product details. State the preservation boundary first, describe the allowed change second and list modern or unwanted elements to exclude when the edit depends on a period or style.
EditPrecise edits · @VictorMotricala
Restyle a Portrait as an Authentic 1985 Photo
Change hair, clothing and surroundings while explicitly protecting identity, facial features, skin tone and age.
Creative Qwen Image 2.1 Prompts and Visual Tests
Study prompts for cinematic environments, industrial concepts and unusual geometry. These examples separate the subject, spatial rule, materials, palette, lighting and camera language so you can replace one layer without rewriting the entire idea.
GenerateCreative generation · @ivanfioravanti
Create a Folded Dream City Panorama
Describe impossible geometry as one continuous environment while locking the cinematic palette, materials and camera language.
GenerateCreative generation · @JiaMiXingTuan
Render a Hard-Sci-Fi Lithography Machine
Combine a concise style block with a specific industrial subject to produce a detailed widescreen science-fiction concept.
A practical pattern
Give every visual element one clear job
Qwen Image 2.1 prompts become easier to adapt when preservation rules, reference roles and requested changes are separated.
Name the mode and inputs
Decide whether you are generating, editing or combining references, then number every input that needs a distinct role.
Lock what must survive
State which face, product, room, layout or camera relationship must remain unchanged before describing the edit.
Specify the visible result
Finish with exact text, materials, lighting, framing and output requirements such as native transparency.
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An independent prompt collection, not an official Qwen resource. Prompts and images remain attributed to their original sources.
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