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Alibaba Qwen Image 2.0 and 2.0 Pro

Qwen Image 2.0 AI Image Generator

Qwen Image 2.0 prints the words you put in quotes exactly, from poster headlines and jar labels to comic balloons, chalkboard menus and slide bullets.

Make travel posters, product labels, comic pages, menu boards, presentation slides and editorial portraits with Alibaba's Qwen Image 2.0, at sizes up to about 4 megapixels, like 2048 x 2048 square or 2688 x 1536 widescreen. The standard model and Qwen Image 2.0 Pro share one tool on Pixel Dojo, and every image below is one we made there, shown with the exact prompt behind it.

1.5 credits ($0.09) per image at 2048x2048. Included in every plan, from $10/month.

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Art deco travel poster with the inline headline ORVANE, the line WHERE THE CLIFFS MEET THE SEA, two red funicular cars climbing white chalk cliffs above a turquoise sea, a striped lighthouse and gulls, and DAILY FUNICULAR FROM THE HARBOR along the bottom
Vintage art deco travel poster in stone lithograph style: the headline "ORVANE" in towering geometric deco capitals across the top, beneath it "WHERE THE CLIFFS MEET THE SEA" in small spaced capitals, and along the bottom "DAILY FUNICULAR FROM THE HARBOR" in a narrow sans serif. The image shows sheer white chalk cliffs dropping into a turquoise sea, a bright red funicular car climbing a steep track up the cliff face, a tiny lighthouse and gulls, long afternoon shadows, flat blocks of teal, coral, cream and navy with soft grain and slightly worn paper edges. The text must be exact.

Why Qwen Image 2.0 is built for text in images

Qwen Image 2.0 is Alibaba's image generation model, and its standout skill is typography. Put a line of text in quotes and it prints exactly: the ORVANE poster headline, the EMBER & SALT jar label, the comic balloons, the chalkboard prices and every bullet on our solar slide all came out letter for letter.

It follows the layout you describe. We listed text in reading order, headline first and footer last, and the model placed it that way on the poster, jar label, chalkboard and slides above. That makes it an easy way to mock up travel posters, packaging, menu boards, comic pages and presentation slides.

One tool gives you two tiers. Qwen Image 2.0 Pro, at 1.5 credits, brings richer photographic light and texture to product shots, portraits and posters. The standard Qwen Image 2.0, at 0.5 credits, spells text just as well, which makes it the everyday choice for layouts, comics and slides.

Both tiers make images up to about 4 megapixels, like 2048 x 2048 square or 2688 x 1536 widescreen, and the same tool has an edit mode that takes 1 to 3 reference images plus an instruction, at the same price per image.

What you can create with Qwen Image 2.0

Travel posters, packaging, portraits, comics and menu boards, all made on Pixel Dojo with Qwen Image 2.0 and Qwen Image 2.0 Pro. Every word in them came straight from a quoted line in the prompt. Tap Use this prompt on any tile, then pick the model and size named in its caption.

Art deco travel poster with the inline headline ORVANE, the line WHERE THE CLIFFS MEET THE SEA, two red funicular cars climbing white chalk cliffs above a turquoise sea, a striped lighthouse and gulls, and DAILY FUNICULAR FROM THE HARBOR along the bottom

Art deco travel poster, Pro at 1728 x 2368. All three lines of type print exactly, from the towering inline ORVANE headline to the footer, over chalk cliffs, red funicular cars and a turquoise sea. Swap in your own town and tagline.

Vintage art deco travel poster in stone lithograph style: the headline "ORVANE" in towering geometric deco capitals across the top, beneath it "WHERE THE CLIFFS MEET THE SEA" in small spaced capitals, and along the bottom "DAILY FUNICULAR FROM THE HARBOR" in a narrow sans serif. The image shows sheer white chalk cliffs dropping into a turquoise sea, a bright red funicular car climbing a steep track up the cliff face, a tiny lighthouse and gulls, long afternoon shadows, flat blocks of teal, coral, cream and navy with soft grain and slightly worn paper edges. The text must be exact.

Qwen Image 2.01.5 credits
Amber glass jar of chili crisp with a cream label reading EMBER & SALT, SMOKED CHILI CRISP and NET WT 8 OZ, a brass spoon lifting chili crisp with a drip of red oil, dried chilies and sesame seeds on dark slate

Product hero, Pro at 2048 x 2048. The EMBER & SALT label prints letter for letter, chili oil drips from a brass spoon and the amber glass glows under hard side light. Start from this prompt for packaging and label mockups.

Studio product hero photograph on a 100mm macro lens: a squat amber glass jar of chili crisp with a cream letterpress paper label reading "EMBER & SALT" in bold black serif capitals, "SMOKED CHILI CRISP" beneath it in small red capitals and "NET WT 8 OZ" along the bottom edge, a brass spoon lifting a glossy heap of chili crisp out of the open jar with oil dripping back in, dried red chilies and toasted sesame seeds scattered on dark slate, hard side light making the oil glow ruby red, clean reflections on the glass, shallow depth of field. The label text must be exact.

Qwen Image 2.01.5 credits
Head and shoulders portrait of a woman in her fifties with short grey hair, silver hoop earrings and a smudge of clay on her cheek, wearing a clay dusted denim apron in front of shelves of celadon green and rust red bowls

Editorial portrait, Pro at 1728 x 2368. Pores, fine lines, silver hoops and a fleck of clay on her cheek hold up at full size, with celadon and rust bowls glowing behind her. Start from this prompt for character and brand portraits.

Editorial environmental portrait on an 85mm lens at f/1.8: a potter in her fifties with close cropped grey hair, small silver hoop earrings and a denim apron streaked with dry clay looks straight into the lens with a slight knowing smile, standing in her studio in front of wooden shelves of celadon and rust glazed bowls that fall softly out of focus, cool north window light from the left and a warm lamp glow behind her, visible skin pores, fine lines and a fleck of clay on her cheek, warm color negative film look with fine grain.

Qwen Image 2.01.5 credits
Four panel ink and watercolor comic of a rusty one eyed garden robot and a red fox in a pumpkin patch: the robot says Frost tonight, the fox says Then I stay with you from under a pumpkin leaf, the robot covers the fox with a patched coat under the stars, and the fox sleeps in its lap on a frosty morning under the caption Some things keep warm

Four panel comic, the standard model at 2048 x 2048. Both speech balloons and the closing caption print exactly, and the one eyed garden robot and the fox stay on model in every panel. A whole comic page for 0.5 credits.

A four panel comic page in a clean ligne claire style with flat colors and bold ink outlines, a two by two grid with white gutters. Panel 1: a rusty old garden robot with one round lamp eye kneels beside a pumpkin patch at dusk, speech bubble "Frost tonight." Panel 2: a small red fox peeks out from under a pumpkin leaf, speech bubble "Then I stay with you." Panel 3: the robot drapes its patched canvas coat over the pumpkins and the fox beneath the first stars, no dialogue. Panel 4: morning light, frost sparkling on everything except the coat, the fox asleep in the robot lap, caption box "Some things keep warm." The lettering must be exact.

Qwen Image 2.00.5 credits
Tray of twisted pastry knots topped with pearl sugar and a flat white with a heart in the foam on a flour dusted counter, in front of a chalkboard reading TODAY, CARDAMOM KNOT 4.50, RYE SOURDOUGH 7.00 and FLAT WHITE 3.80, with low sun through the bakery window

Food scene with a chalk menu, the standard model at 2368 x 1728. Every item and price on the chalkboard prints exactly, next to pearl sugar knots, a flat white with a heart in the foam and low sunrise light. Change the items and prices for your own menu board.

Photoreal morning scene inside a small corner bakery on a 35mm lens: in the foreground a tray of fresh cardamom knots glazed with pearl sugar and a ceramic cup of flat white with steam curling up, behind them a black chalkboard hand lettered in white and yellow chalk reading "TODAY" at the top, then "CARDAMOM KNOT 4.50", "RYE SOURDOUGH 7.00" and "FLAT WHITE 3.80" in neat rows, low golden sunrise light raking through the window across flour dusted wooden counters, crumbs and sugar crystals in sharp detail. The chalk lettering must be exact.

Qwen Image 2.00.5 credits

How to get exact text from Qwen Image 2.0

Deck ready slides and a finished comic page, straight from one prompt each. The same slide prompt on both tiers prints the title, chart values, axis label, bullets and page number exactly, so choose the tier by the look you want, then borrow the prompt habits below.

Presentation slide titled Rooftop Solar Pilot: Year One with a short teal rule, four teal bars for Q1 to Q4 labeled 12, 19, 26 and 31 above the axis label MWh generated, three bullets reading 31 homes connected, Bills down 22% and Payback in 6 years, and the page number 04

Qwen Image 2.0 at 1920 x 1080. Title, bar values, axis label, three bullets and the page number all print exactly, in a clean flat vector style ready for a deck.

A crisp 16:9 presentation slide on a white background: the title "Rooftop Solar Pilot: Year One" in bold navy sans serif at the top left with a thin teal rule beneath it, a clean bar chart on the left with four teal bars labeled "Q1", "Q2", "Q3" and "Q4" with the values "12", "19", "26" and "31" printed above them and the axis title "MWh generated", a right column with three short bullet points: "31 homes connected", "Bills down 22%", "Payback in 6 years", and a small page number "04" in the bottom right corner. Flat vector style, generous margins, the text must be exact.

Qwen Image 2.00.5 credits
Presentation slide titled Rooftop Solar Pilot: Year One with a teal bar chart for Q1 to Q4 labeled 12, 19, 26 and 31 above the axis label MWh generated, three bullets reading 31 homes connected, Bills down 22% and Payback in 6 years, and the page number 04

Qwen Image 2.0 Pro at 1920 x 1080. The same slide with every string exact, a full width teal rule under the title and light gridlines behind the bars.

A crisp 16:9 presentation slide on a white background: the title "Rooftop Solar Pilot: Year One" in bold navy sans serif at the top left with a thin teal rule beneath it, a clean bar chart on the left with four teal bars labeled "Q1", "Q2", "Q3" and "Q4" with the values "12", "19", "26" and "31" printed above them and the axis title "MWh generated", a right column with three short bullet points: "31 homes connected", "Bills down 22%", "Payback in 6 years", and a small page number "04" in the bottom right corner. Flat vector style, generous margins, the text must be exact.

Qwen Image 2.01.5 credits
Four panel inked comic of a rusty garden robot and a red fox in a pumpkin patch with the lines Frost tonight, Then I stay with you and Some things keep warm, ending with the fox asleep in the robot lap under a frosted patched coat at sunrise

Qwen Image 2.0 Pro on the comic at 2048 x 2048. Exact lettering in every balloon and caption box, with richer inking and a frost dusted final panel.

A four panel comic page in a clean ligne claire style with flat colors and bold ink outlines, a two by two grid with white gutters. Panel 1: a rusty old garden robot with one round lamp eye kneels beside a pumpkin patch at dusk, speech bubble "Frost tonight." Panel 2: a small red fox peeks out from under a pumpkin leaf, speech bubble "Then I stay with you." Panel 3: the robot drapes its patched canvas coat over the pumpkins and the fox beneath the first stars, no dialogue. Panel 4: morning light, frost sparkling on everything except the coat, the fox asleep in the robot lap, caption box "Some things keep warm." The lettering must be exact.

Qwen Image 2.01.5 credits
  • Put every word that must print in double quotes and end the prompt with a line like "The text must be exact." Every text prompt on this page does both.
  • Give each line a role and a type style, like a headline in towering deco capitals and a footer in a narrow sans serif. Our poster set each line in the style we named.
  • Describe text in reading order, headline first and footer last. Qwen Image 2.0 kept that order on the poster, label, menu and slides above.
  • Use the standard model for layouts, comics and slides at 0.5 credits, and Pro at 1.5 credits when photographic light and texture matter most.
  • Pick the size for the job. There are 21 sizes, from 1344 x 576 up to about 4 megapixels, and the price per image stays the same at every size.
  • Write photo prompts like a shot list: lens, subject, one action, light and texture. The jar and portrait prompts above follow that order, so start from either one.

Qwen Image 2.0 vs Qwen Image Max on a labeled field guide

We sent the same watercolor field guide prompt, with a title and five cloud labels in quotes, to the standard Qwen Image 2.0 and to Qwen Image Max, the previous Qwen flagship. Qwen Image 2.0 spelled all five cloud names exactly and drew five distinct cloud types, for 0.5 credits against 2 credits.

Same prompt: Vintage field guide infographic poster printed on cream paper: the title "FIVE CLOUDS TO KNOW" in bold slab serif at the top, below it five numbered watercolor cloud illustrations stacked from top to bottom, each with a thin leader line to its label: "1 CIRRUS / HIGH / ICE CRYSTALS", "2 ALTOSTRATUS / MIDDLE / GREY SHEET", "3 CUMULUS / LOW / FAIR WEATHER", "4 STRATUS / LOW / FLAT FOG", "5 CUMULONIMBUS / ALL LEVELS / THUNDERSTORMS", a thin altitude scale running down the left edge, muted palette of sky blue, slate grey and ochre. The text must be exact.

Watercolor field guide titled FIVE CLOUDS TO KNOW on cream paper with a feathery cirrus, a grey altostratus sheet, a white cumulus, flat stratus bands and a towering cumulonimbus stacked top to bottom, each with its label, and a bracket down the left edgeQwen Image 2.0

Qwen Image 2.0 at 1728 x 2368. All five cloud names and their descriptions spelled exactly, from a feathery cirrus down to a towering cumulonimbus, in ink and watercolor on cream paper.

Vintage field guide infographic poster printed on cream paper: the title "FIVE CLOUDS TO KNOW" in bold slab serif at the top, below it five numbered watercolor cloud illustrations stacked from top to bottom, each with a thin leader line to its label: "1 CIRRUS / HIGH / ICE CRYSTALS", "2 ALTOSTRATUS / MIDDLE / GREY SHEET", "3 CUMULUS / LOW / FAIR WEATHER", "4 STRATUS / LOW / FLAT FOG", "5 CUMULONIMBUS / ALL LEVELS / THUNDERSTORMS", a thin altitude scale running down the left edge, muted palette of sky blue, slate grey and ochre. The text must be exact.

Qwen Image 2.00.5 credits
Watercolor chart titled FIVE CLOUDS TO KNOW in heavy black capitals with five full, rounded clouds in blue, grey and ochre stacked top to bottom, labels running from 1 CIRRUS / HIGH / ICE CRYSTALS to 5 CUMULONIMBUS / ALL LEVELS / THUNDERSTORMS, and a ruled scale down the left edgeQwen Image Max

Qwen Image Max at 3:4. Soft, full watercolor clouds under a bold black title, with a ruled scale down the left edge.

Vintage field guide infographic poster printed on cream paper: the title "FIVE CLOUDS TO KNOW" in bold slab serif at the top, below it five numbered watercolor cloud illustrations stacked from top to bottom, each with a thin leader line to its label: "1 CIRRUS / HIGH / ICE CRYSTALS", "2 ALTOSTRATUS / MIDDLE / GREY SHEET", "3 CUMULUS / LOW / FAIR WEATHER", "4 STRATUS / LOW / FLAT FOG", "5 CUMULONIMBUS / ALL LEVELS / THUNDERSTORMS", a thin altitude scale running down the left edge, muted palette of sky blue, slate grey and ochre. The text must be exact.

Qwen Image Max2 credits3:4
Qwen Image 2.0Qwen Image Max
Credits for this image0.52
LabelsAll five cloud names spelled exactlyHeavy black poster lettering
Cloud shapesFive distinct types, from feathery cirrus to a towering thunderheadFull, rounded watercolor clouds
LookCrisp ink outlines with light washesSoft, full watercolor washes

What to make with Qwen Image 2.0

  • Posters and event flyers

    Headline, tagline and footer print exactly as quoted, each in the type style you name. Our ORVANE poster sets a towering deco headline over a clean sans serif footer.

  • Packaging and product labels

    Brand name, flavor line and net weight land on the label letter for letter, with real glass, oil and light in the shot around it.

  • Menus, signs and chalkboards

    Items and prices print in neat rows, like the bakery chalkboard above. Change the words and prices to mock up your own board.

  • Comics and storyboards

    Speech balloons and caption boxes print exactly across a four panel page, and the characters stay recognizable from panel to panel.

  • Slides and simple charts

    Titles, bar values, axis labels, bullets and page numbers print exactly on a 16:9 slide, ready to drop into a deck.

  • Portraits and product photos on Pro

    Pro renders pores, fine lines and ruby light through glass, for campaign images that hold up at full size.

  • Edits from your own images

    Attach 1 to 3 reference images and describe the change, on either tier, at the same price per image as a new image.

Qwen Image 2.0 pricing: from 0.5 credits per image

Qwen Image 2.0 is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, from $10/month, and each image uses credits from your plan. The standard Qwen Image 2.0 is 0.5 credits per image and Qwen Image 2.0 Pro is 1.5 credits per image, at any of the 21 sizes.

Editing with reference images costs the same per image as generating, and every extra image in a request costs the same too.

We made every Qwen Image 2.0 image on this page through the Pixel Dojo API at these prices, so the same prompts cost the same in the web tool or in your own app.

Qwen Image 2.0 questions

What is Qwen Image 2.0?

Qwen Image 2.0 is Alibaba's image generation model, known for printing exact text inside images. On Pixel Dojo it comes in two tiers on one tool page, the standard model and Qwen Image 2.0 Pro, plus an edit mode for your own reference images.

Is Qwen Image 2.0 good at text in images?

Yes, it is its standout strength. Every quoted line on our travel poster, jar label, four panel comic, chalkboard menu and presentation slide printed exactly, on both tiers. Put each string in double quotes, name its type style and end the prompt with "The text must be exact."

What is the difference between Qwen Image 2.0 and Qwen Image 2.0 Pro?

They share one tool, the same 21 sizes and the same prompt format. Pro, at 1.5 credits per image, brings richer photographic light and texture to product shots, portraits and posters. The standard model, at 0.5 credits, spells text just as well and is the everyday choice for layouts, comics and slides.

How much does Qwen Image 2.0 cost?

The standard Qwen Image 2.0 is 0.5 credits per image and Qwen Image 2.0 Pro is 1.5 credits per image, at any size. The model is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, and plans start at $10/month.

What resolution does Qwen Image 2.0 make?

Pixel Dojo offers 21 sizes, from 1344 x 576 up to about 4 megapixels. Square, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9 and 9:16 go up to about 4 megapixels: 2048 x 2048, 2368 x 1728, 2688 x 1536 and their portrait versions. 2:3, 3:2 and 21:9 go up to 1024 x 1536, 1536 x 1024 and 2048 x 872. The price is the same at every size.

Can Qwen Image 2.0 edit images?

Yes. The Qwen Image 2.0 tool has an edit mode: attach 1 to 3 reference images and describe the change, on either tier, at the same price per image.

Can I use Qwen Image 2.0 through an API?

Yes. POST a prompt to /api/v1/models/qwen-image-2.0-pro/run for Pro or /api/v1/models/qwen-image-2.0/run for the standard model, with a Pixel Dojo API key. Every Qwen Image 2.0 image on this page was made through that API. Pass the same seed to recreate an image you like, or a new seed for a fresh variation.

Make your first Qwen Image 2.0 image

Write a prompt above or start from any example on this page. One subscription covers every model on Pixel Dojo.

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