IMAGEGEN STUDIO · GENERATION GUIDE

Qwen Image 3.0 generator: text prompts and exclusions

Qwen Image 3.0 creates an image from a written brief at 1K or 2K. This tool uses the standard Qwen Image 3.0 endpoint, with a negative prompt, prompt expansion and a choice of direct or agent prompt optimization.

One free generation across all four tools. Create an account for 5 promotional credits. Model policies and results vary; review the settings and estimate before generating.

Available settings and credits

ModelResolutionsLength / outputLowest settings
Qwen Image 3.01K, 2KOne image2 credits / 1K

These are current paid estimates at the lowest listed settings. Your form shows the exact cost for the configuration you choose. All four tools share one free generation per browser/device; signing up can grant 5 credits under the existing promotion.

Separate the subject from the exclusions

Put the intended picture in the main prompt. Use the exclusion field for unwanted details, such as extra lettering, a busy background or an object that should not appear. Exclusions guide the result but do not guarantee that every unwanted detail will disappear.

A watercolor illustration of a quiet bookshop on a rainy evening, warm window light, a bicycle by the entrance, soft paper texture, wide 16:9 composition. Exclude crowds, readable signage and vehicles.

Choose expansion and optimization

Prompt expansion lets the service develop your brief before drawing. Direct mode uses a single rewrite; agent mode uses a more involved rewrite. Keep the prompt and seed fixed while comparing these controls so you can judge the difference. Turn expansion off when you want to submit a carefully written brief directly.

1K and 2K currently share a price band

Qwen Image 3.0 has the same current provider rate for 1K and 2K. Eight aspect ratios include an ultrawide 21:9 frame. The live credit estimate accounts for the selected rate and follows the same rules as every other image tool.

Start with the tool that fits your material

Use text-to-image for a new still, text-to-video for a new scene, image editing to revise an existing picture, or image-to-video to animate a starting frame. Compare image generation and video generation, and see credit packs before a paid job.