¶ Using Reference images with Qwen Image Edit
If you're not familiar with Qwen, you may want to check out this handy guide to the Qwen Lighting model or this page on Qwen Image Edit.
This page is dedicated to using Qwen Image Edit with multiple images.
¶ Things you can do with Qwen Reference Images:
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1) Product Placement
Even a complicated shape like this can be moved onto the scenic background of your choice.
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 Prompt: add the vase of flowers to the rocky beach |
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¶ 2) Scenic Selfies
Note the phrase “lighting adjusted to blend naturally”. This tells Qwen to adjust the lighting to bring all the images together.
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 Prompt: give the girl a pale pink fuzzy sweater, have her holding the cocktail, slight smile, standing in the urban setting, close portrait, with cinematic lighting adjusted to blend naturally |
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| This second version has a different prompt (and a different cocktail). This time, I asked for sunlight. | |
 Prompt: give the girl from image 1 a pale pink fuzzy sweater, have her holding the cocktail from image 2, standing in the urban setting from image 3, close portrait, in the sunlight, lighting adjusted to blend naturally |
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¶ 3) Virtual Fashions and Fantasy Locations
In this example, the beautiful redhead will model a vintage lace dress in a fantasy swamp.
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 Prompt: the woman should be wearing the lace gown and standing in the swamp. close portrait. |
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Please note, a taller photo of the subject will create a more proportional outcome. In the above image, the photo of the woman includes her arms, waist, and hips, and the resulting render looks proportional. In the image below, I tried using an image of the same woman that only had her head and shoulders. This image was fine for the cocktail shots, but the full-length image below is out of proportion. |
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