
Gold stroke
One gold brush stroke on charcoal paper, wide cream margin, a small brass ring beside it, dark walnut table, no readable writing
Qwen Image 3.1 Online
Put the headline in the picture, lock a product or face from a reference, and turn a short note into a finished still.




Hover a still to read its prompt. Copy it, or open it in the workspace.








Most generators make a pretty picture and lose the words. This one is for jobs where the text and the subject have to survive.
Write the exact headline, label, or sign. Qwen Image 3.1 draws those words into the image, where you place them.
Attach a product, a person, or a layout. The next still follows that reference instead of inventing a different object.
You do not need a long prompt. A short direction is expanded into subject, light, and material before the image is made.
Keep a product or character across a poster, a pack shot, and a detail so the set looks like one shoot.
Go from an idea to a generated image in three simple steps.
Write a prompt with the subject, style, composition, lighting, and details you want.
Write the words that have to appear, and attach a reference if the product or person already exists.
Generate the still, or copy a prompt from the examples and continue it there.
For jobs where a generic picture is not enough.
Posters and banners where the line is part of the picture, not a caption underneath.
Attach the object. The next frame keeps that product, material, and light.
Open the product workflowA short line sits on the label or the box, instead of floating under the photo.
The same face and wardrobe in more than one still, so a set stays coherent.
Notes from the kind of work this is for. Not verified ratings.
I put the line that has to be on the box in the prompt. It shows up on the pack, not under the picture.
I attach the product when the set is not booked. The next frame keeps the object.
I start from one sentence and get a still I can post, headline included.
Written by qwenimage31.com editorial Updated
Qwen Image 3.1 is for stills where the words, the product, and the person have to stay specific: a poster headline, a line on a pack, or the same object across a set.
Attach a picture you already have, or start from a short note. The still keeps that subject instead of inventing a different one.
Headlines, labels, and short lines are drawn into the image, in the place you describe.
Bring a product, a face, or a layout. The next still follows what you attached.
Hold the same product or person across a poster, a pack shot, and a detail.
Start in the workspace. Plans are there when you want to continue.
See Plans & PricingCommon questions about generating images with Qwen Image 3.1.
Put the words in the picture, or start from a reference you already have.