Official release · commercial API pending

Qwen Image 2.1 Image Generator & Editor

Explore the officially released Qwen Image 2.1 generation, editing, native RGBA, and multi-reference workflow.

Qwen Image 2.1

Official provider identity

API preview

Try the prepared text and ordered-reference workflow locally. No file is uploaded and no generation request is sent until a hosted API contract and pricing are verified.

Describe your image

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Shape

Prepared pipeline defaults

Output: 1024 px
Steps: 40
Guidance: Off
References: Up to 3 in this preview

These are documented local Diffusers defaults. Hosted endpoint parameters and pricing remain pending verification.

Qwen Image 2.1 cannot upload files, create tasks, or charge credits while its production switch is off.

Workspace preview · not a model output

Native transparent RGBA, generation, editing, and up to 10 documented references example

Native transparent RGBA, generation, editing, and up to 10 documented references. This illustration is not presented as a live output from this model.

Recipe: Preserve the designer sneaker silhouette, borrow the iridescent woven material palette, and use the urban pavilion geometry for one editorial footwear campaign.

mode: preview · references: 3 · ratio: 16:10 · api: pending

Generate and edit

One documented pipeline covers prompt generation and image-conditioned editing.

Ordered references

The official model documents up to 10 reference images. A hosted API may expose a smaller limit.

Visual conditioning

The published pipeline uses Qwen3-VL visual conditioning for reference-aware creation.

Native transparent PNG

Preview native RGBA assets, subject extraction, and alpha-edge inspection.

Open transparent PNG workflow

What it does

The model is officially released with generation, editing, native RGBA, mask-guided changes, and up to 10 documented references. Commercial execution remains disabled until licensing, endpoint parameters, and pricing are verified.

How it will launch

Confirm the official model name and provider endpoint.
Map and contract-test the published parameters.
Set pricing, run a bounded paid test, then enable it.