Qwen Image 3
One long prompt, a whole page back. Spell out the headline, the captions, the columns and the weather box, and Qwen Image 3 sets the front page in a single image.
The full front page of a printed broadsheet newspaper, photographed flat and straight-on, filling the frame, crisp and readable. Masthead across the top in a heavy blackletter typeface: "The Harbour Ledger". Under it, a thin rule and a dateline row in small capitals: "MONDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER 2026 · PORT ALDER EDITION · PRICE 2.50". Lead story, spanning the top three columns: Headline in a bold condensed serif: "Tide Garden Opens on the Old Pier" Subheadline in italic: "A disused fish market becomes the city's first salt-water garden, planted by 300 volunteers" Below it, a large black-and-white photograph of a long wooden pier lined with planters of sea grasses and low succulents, people walking at golden hour, with a small caption: "Volunteers planted 4,000 coastal plants over six weekends. Photo: Ines Marlow". Then three justified columns of small body text with a bold byline "By Teodor Vance, City Desk". Right-hand column, a boxed weather panel titled "WEATHER" with three small icons and the lines "Today 19°C, light sea breeze", "Tuesday 17°C, showers", "Wednesday 21°C, sunny". Bottom half of the page, two smaller stories side by side: Left: headline "Night Ferry Returns After 12 Years" with two columns of body text. Right: headline "Bakers Win Regional Bread Prize" with a small photo of a round sourdough loaf and one column of text. A thin index bar along the very bottom: "Business 6 · Arts 12 · Sport 18 · Puzzles 23". Classic newsprint look: off-white paper with a faint grain, black ink, a red accent only in the masthead underline. All text sharp and legible, consistent column widths, realistic broadsheet layout.
Made with Qwen Image 3 on Predis.ai on October 26, 2026, 1K, 3:4. Nothing retouched.
Nine infographics, one prompt
Each panel came from one line of the prompt. Point at a panel to find its line, or at a line to find its panel.
A single square image divided into a neat 3 by 3 grid of nine separate mini infographics, separated by thin white gutters, on a soft cream background. Each panel has its own title at the top in a bold rounded sans-serif, simple flat illustrations, and short clear labels. Consistent palette across all nine: deep teal, coral, mustard and charcoal.
- Panel 1 (top left), title "Pour-Over Ratio": a kettle, a dripper and a cup, with the labels "15 g coffee", "250 ml water", "93°C", "3:00 min".
- Panel 2 (top middle), title "Water Your Plants": three potted plants with drop icons, labelled "Cactus: every 3 weeks", "Fern: every 3 days", "Monstera: weekly".
- Panel 3 (top right), title "Bike Check": a bicycle outline with numbered callouts "1 Tyres", "2 Brakes", "3 Chain", "4 Lights".
- Panel 4 (middle left), title "Sleep Cycle": a wave chart across a night with the labels "Light", "Deep", "REM" and a moon icon, "90 min per cycle".
- Panel 5 (center), title "Bread Proofing": three dough balls growing in size labelled "0 h", "1 h", "2 h", with a thermometer reading "24°C".
- Panel 6 (middle right), title "Tide Times": a small sine wave with the labels "High 06:12", "Low 12:30", "High 18:45".
- Panel 7 (bottom left), title "Easy Run Pace": a runner icon and a small bar chart labelled "5 km · 6:00 /km · 30 min".
- Panel 8 (bottom middle), title "Sort Your Recycling": three bins labelled "Paper", "Glass", "Plastic" with matching item icons.
- Panel 9 (bottom right), title "Planet Sizes": eight circles in a row from small to large labelled "Mercury" through "Jupiter".
Every title and label spelled exactly as written and fully legible, even the smallest labels. Clean editorial infographic style, generous spacing inside each panel.
Made with Qwen Image 3 on Predis.ai on October 26, 2026, 1K, 1:1. One run, one image.
Up close: sharp headlines, soft body copy
Big type comes out clean. The first lines of a column read fine, then the small body text turns to nonsense, and one weekday is misspelled. Plan for it: let Qwen set the headlines, and paste real body copy in afterwards.
Chinese and English on one sign
Brush calligraphy above serif capitals, a bilingual plaque by the door and a menu in both languages, all from one prompt.
The prompt
Night street photograph in an old lane, looking up at the hanging signboard of a traditional tea house. A dark lacquered wooden board with gold lettering: on the top line the Chinese characters "云间茶馆" in elegant brush calligraphy, and beneath them in clean gold serif capitals "CLOUD HALL TEA HOUSE". A smaller painted plaque by the door reads "手工茶点 · Handmade Tea Snacks" and a paper menu taped to the window lists "龙井 Longjing 38", "铁观音 Tieguanyin 42", "普洱 Pu-erh 45". Red paper lanterns glow along the eaves, a little rain on the stone steps reflects the light, warm interior glow through carved lattice windows. Realistic photo, all Chinese and English text sharp and correct.
Made with Qwen Image 3 on Predis.ai on October 27, 2026, 1K, 3:4.
Same prompt, two shapes
Run once at 16:9 and once at 9:16, the ad was laid out again for each shape, not cropped. The landscape box came back with seven mooncakes instead of six, so count the details.
The prompt, used twice
A premium product ad for an invented mooncake brand called "Moonrise Bakery". An open octagonal gift box in deep midnight-blue lacquer with gold foil patterns holds six golden mooncakes with intricate pressed rabbit and flower designs; two are cut to show lotus paste and salted egg yolk inside. A small porcelain teapot and cup sit beside it on dark slate, with a thin crescent moon and soft clouds behind. Headline in elegant gold serif: "A box full of moonlight". Smaller line: "Mid-Autumn Collection 2026 · 6 flavors". A small bottom label: "Order by 30 September". Rich, warm, luxurious lighting, all text crisp and correctly spelled, with room for the text in the layout.
Made with Qwen Image 3 on Predis.ai on October 27, 2026, 1K.
What to watch for
Small text breaks
Column-sized body text comes out garbled, as the close-up shows. Use Qwen for headlines and labels, and add real paragraphs later.
Spelling still slips
One weekday in our weather box came out wrong. Proofread every word before you publish.
Slow by design
Expect around 4 to 5 minutes per image on Predis.ai. Plan the prompt fully before you run it.
No public benchmarks
Alibaba hasn't released weights or test results for Qwen Image 3, so judge it on your own pages. Users have also reported errors in Korean and Arabic text.
Qwen Image 3 questions
What is Qwen Image 3?
It's the image model from Alibaba's Qwen team, announced on July 21, 2026, also written Qwen-Image 3.0. It's built for long, detailed prompts and pages dense with text: infographics, posters, front pages and interface mockups.
How long can a Qwen Image 3 prompt be on Predis.ai?
Up to 5,000 characters. The newspaper on this page used about 1,647, with every headline, caption and panel spelled out.
Is Qwen Image 3 open source?
No. Earlier Qwen-Image models were released with open weights, but Qwen Image 3 hasn't been, and Alibaba hasn't published benchmarks or a technical report for it.
Can Qwen Image 3 write Chinese and English?
Yes, both, as the tea-house sign on this page shows. Alibaba says it handles 12 languages. Early users reported mistakes in Korean and Arabic, so check other scripts closely.
Can I use my own photos with it on Predis.ai?
Not with this model. On Predis.ai Qwen Image 3 works from a written prompt, in 1K or 2K, in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 or 3:4, up to 4 images at a time.
Why does Qwen Image 3 take longer than other models?
On Predis.ai it usually takes around 4 to 5 minutes per image, longer than most image models. It suits pages you plan carefully more than quick drafts.
Write the whole page in one go
Spell out every headline and label, and Qwen lays the page out.