Model and creation · Multi-image editing

Ten furnishing references, one room: editing with Qwen-Image-2.1

Qwen combines generation, transparent assets and local edits. Start with an official room composition and consider where it fits your image workflow.

Images here are official examples. Corrected after checking the license on October 10: weights are available for non-commercial research or evaluation; commercial use requires a separate license. Hosted application access and terms are separate.

Ten furnishing references on the left and the generated room on the right.
Official Qwen-generated example: references left, result right; not a photographed renovation. · Open full-size image
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See how the references come together

Released September 20, Qwen-Image-2.1 accepts up to ten reference images. The team combines room and furnishing photos into one interior; another example brings a model, clothing and accessories into a complete outfit.

The starting point can shift from describing an imagined room to combining items you already have. The example demonstrates image composition; it does not establish physical fit, circulation space or a real renovation result.

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What can you change after generation?

The model unifies text-to-image generation and editing, with native transparent-image support. Examples show changing expressions or text while keeping transparency, and extracting a subject from an ordinary photograph.

Local edits can use circles, painted regions or a separate mask. For poster assets, establish the subject, then revise one detail. Check edges, text and regions that should remain unchanged. This is an editorial workflow suggestion, not our test.

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A different step from yesterday’s room planner

Yesterday’s Step 5 example connects a photo to an editable 3D room. Qwen’s example composes multiple references into one image. Image editing can preview a visual combination; moving furniture and changing viewpoint call for a 3D tool.

If you already have an editing tool, compare the same image and requested change. Check subject preservation, text accuracy and ease of further revision before deciding whether to add another tool.

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