Alibaba’s Qwen Image 3.0 is built for pictures with words in them: posters, menus, signs and infographics. Put your text in quotes and generate.
Each idea spells out every word that should appear. Click one to load it into the generator, then change the words to yours.
IllustrationText to image · 1:1 · 2K
Prompt: A chalkboard café menu that reads "MORNING MENU" at the top, six items with prices: "Brewed Coffee $3.00", "Latte $4.50", "Croissant $3.75", "Breakfast Sandwich $6.50", "Oatmeal $5.00", "Pancakes $7.50", small chalk drawings next to each item, wooden frame
IllustrationText to image · 1:1 · 2K
Prompt: A concert poster that reads "SUMMER NIGHTS" in big cream brush lettering, with "AUG 24" on a yellow banner at the bottom, an outdoor stage at sunset with lights and a cheering crowd
IllustrationText to image · 1:1 · 2K
Prompt: A carved wooden shop sign that reads "TEA HOUSE 茶馆" above an open wooden door, warm paper lanterns, pink hydrangeas and ivy around the entrance, photo
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Prompt: An infographic titled "5 Tips for Better Sleep" with five numbered cards and icons: "Keep a Consistent Bedtime", "Create a Relaxing Bedtime Routine", "Limit Screen Time Before Bed", "Keep Your Bedroom Cool, Dark and Quiet", "Avoid Caffeine and Heavy Meals at Night", white background, blue accents
Qwen Image 3.0 is an image model from Alibaba’s Qwen team. It is known for text inside the picture: headlines, menus, labels and whole layouts that come out readable.
On Imgveo you can run Qwen Image 3.0 for 8 credits an image at 1K or 2K, or Qwen Image 3.0 Pro for 10 credits at 1K and 18 at 2K. Both make 1 to 4 images per run in 8 aspect ratios.
Alibaba’s documentation for the Pro version describes text as small as 10 px, native rendering in 12 languages and dense layouts, such as newspapers, menus and storyboards, made in one pass.
What you can make right now. Every number comes from the generator’s own settings.
Alibaba doesn’t publish a side-by-side of the two, so we won’t invent one. Here is how they differ on Imgveo, and when we would switch.
Start here for posters, signs, covers and labels with a few lines of text. 1K and 2K cost the same, so render at 2K.
Switch when the text gets small or dense: full menus, newspapers, storyboards, price lists. That is the work Alibaba’s Pro documentation describes.
Our habit: draft the layout on 3.0, then run the final on Pro if the small print isn’t clean.
From an idea to a finished poster, menu or sign.
Choose 2:3 for a poster, 1:1 for a social post, 9:16 for a phone screen or 21:9 for a banner. 8 shapes in all.
Spell out every line exactly as it should appear, and say where it goes: top, middle, bottom.
Run 1 to 4 images, then check every word at full size. Failed images are refunded.
The model writes what you put in quotes, so treat the prompt like a layout brief. Each example pairs an illustration of the idea with a prompt written for Qwen Image 3.0.
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A newspaper front page with a masthead, the headline "CITY OPENS NEW PARK", a photo of the park, the subhead "A Green Space for Everyone" and two columns of short news text
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A four-panel comic page: a tabby cat watches a goldfish in a pond, reaches for it, falls into the water, then sits wet and grumpy on a rock, bright anime style, no speech bubbles
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A book cover that reads "THE QUIET FOREST" in elegant cream serif letters, a deer standing in a misty forest at dawn, a small leaf ornament under the title
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A glass honey jar with a gold lid and a cream label that reads "WILD HONEY" and "500g", wildflowers, a bee and a honey dipper drawn on the label, plain light gray background
Say which line is the headline, which is the subhead and which is small print. A clear order keeps the big words big and the small print tidy.
Write “MORNING MENU”, not “a menu title”. Anything not in quotes, the model makes up.
Headline at the top, list in the middle, address at the bottom. Say it in that order.
A few words of small print stay clean. A full paragraph is a job for Pro at 2K.
For Chinese or another language, put the actual characters in quotes, as in “TEA HOUSE 茶馆”.
Zoom in on prices, dates and names. A wrong digit on a menu costs more than a re-run.
Alibaba’s Pro documentation mentions prompts of about 4,500 tokens, enough to describe a full page zone by zone. This template keeps long prompts in order.
Text to image · 3:4 · 2K
A [menu board / poster / flyer], [ratio]. TOP: headline "[HEADLINE]" in [lettering style], [color]. MIDDLE: [picture description]. LIST: "[Item 1] — [price]", "[Item 2] — [price]", "[Item 3] — [price]". BOTTOM: small print "[address · hours · website]". STYLE: [palette], [font feel], [background].
Start each line with its zone name. The model reads the page in the order you write it.
Write “Latte — $4.50” as one unit, so the item and its price stay on the same row.
Palette, font feel and background go at the end, after every word is fixed.
Four parts, in this order. The words go in early, so nothing pushes them out.
What it is: a poster, menu board, shop sign, book cover, label.
Every word in quotes, with its role: title, subhead, list, small print.
The image around the words: a stage at sunset, a deer in mist.
Lettering, palette and material: brush script, chalk, gold foil.
Fill in the brackets, keep the quotes, and run it.
Text to image · 2:3 · 2K
An event poster that reads "[EVENT NAME]" in [lettering style], with "[DATE]" and "[VENUE]" at the bottom, [picture], [palette]
Text to image · 3:4 · 2K
A [chalkboard / printed] menu that reads "[MENU TITLE]" at the top, items with prices: "[Item 1] [price]", "[Item 2] [price]", "[Item 3] [price]", "[Item 4] [price]", [small drawings or icons], [frame or background]
Text to image · 16:9 · 2K
A [wooden / neon / metal] shop sign that reads "[SHOP NAME]" above [door or window], [surroundings], [time of day], photo
Text to image · 1:1 · 2K
An infographic titled "[TITLE]" with [number] numbered cards and icons: "[Step 1]", "[Step 2]", "[Step 3]", "[Step 4]", [background], [accent color]
“A poster announcing a sale” gets invented words. Write the words you want, in quotes.
Dense text needs pixels. Move to 2K, or to Pro, before you rewrite the prompt.
A tall menu squeezed into 16:9 gets cramped. Pick the shape the piece will be used in.
Every number below comes from the same code that charges you, so it changes when our prices do.
| Resolution | Qwen Image 3.0 | Qwen Image 3.0 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| 1K | 8 | 10 |
| 2K | 8 | 18 |
Credits per image × images per run (1 to 4). Four 2K images on Qwen Image 3.0 cost 32 credits.
Starter’s 1,500 monthly credits make 187 images on Qwen Image 3.0, or 83 at 2K on Pro.
If an image fails, its credits go back to your balance automatically. You pay only for images you get.
Five models on Imgveo that are good with words, priced by our generator at 2K.
| Model | Maker | Price at 2K | Reference images | Top resolution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Qwen Image 3.0 | Alibaba | 8 | No | 2K |
| Qwen Image 3.0 Pro | Alibaba | 18 | No | 2K |
| GPT Image 2.5 | OpenAI | 15 | Yes | 4K |
| Nano Banana Pro | 28 | Yes | 4K | |
| Seedream 5.5 | ByteDance | 10 | Yes | 2K |
Need to edit a photo or add your own reference images? Qwen Image 3.0 is text-to-image only on Imgveo; GPT Image 2.5, Nano Banana Pro and Seedream 5.5 take references.
Anywhere the words matter as much as the picture.
Chalkboard menus, café specials, salon price lists. Items and prices stay on their rows.
Concerts, markets, sales. A big title, a date and a venue line, ready to print.
Mock up a sign in two languages before you order the real one.
Numbered steps with icons and short labels, for blogs and social posts.
A title, an author line and a striking picture in one image.
Jars, boxes and bottles with a product name and weight on the label.
Open Imgveo Studio to run this and every other AI video and image model from a single workspace, with one credit balance.
Other image models on Imgveo that handle text well.
Write the text in quotes, pick a shape and generate. Failed images are refunded.
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