Qwen Image 3 spells Polish without a mistake
Most image models manage an English headline and fall over on Polish: diacritics dropped, letters swapped, something invented on top. This model is in the minority you can hand "NOWOŚĆ" to and get "NOWOŚĆ" back.
Rendered by this model
Specification
- Built by
- Alibaba
- Starts from
- a written brief · reference photos
- Size
- 512 × 512 – 2048 × 2048 px
- Reference photos
- 3
- Render time
- about 25s
- Cost
- 1 credit per image
What it is good for
- Diacritics in the right places
- ą, ć, ę, ł, ń, ó, ś, ź, ż — those nine characters separate a graphic ready to publish from one that goes in the bin. This model places them.
- A clean layout with margins
- It does not push text against the edge and does not lay it over the product. The graphic comes out with room to spare, so it can be cropped to several formats without cutting the headline.
- Photo and graphic in one
- It sits on both of our lists — the product shoot and the ad creative. On simple jobs you do not have to change model halfway through.
When to pick something else
It will not hold a very wide frame. The vendor publishes no ratio limit, which is not the same as there being none, so we cap it at 8:1 — enough for an ad strip, but we do not stake anything on what we have not measured. For a longer headline or several blocks of text at once Ideogram V3 is safer, and for callouts with leader lines it is GPT Image 2.
See every modelHow to brief this model
The things this engine handles differently from the rest. The habits that hold for every model are collected separately, in the help centre.
- Give every line of text in quotation marks, separately. "NOWOŚĆ" on the first line, "w sklepie" beneath it — the model lays out what it was given line by line and does not guess the hierarchy.
- Add that the spelling must be exactly as supplied. Polish diacritics come out correctly here, but that one sentence cuts down the number of attempts.
- Ask for margins. "Generous empty space at the sides" produces a layout where the headline does not touch the edge — on a banner that is the difference between finished and rough.
- Stay at 8:1 or narrower. We do not order wider here; for a leaderboard strip use Nano Banana 2 or Seedream 5.0 Pro.
- For a longer headline or three blocks of text, Ideogram V3 is the safer bet, and for callout labels pointing at parts of the product, GPT Image 2.
Questions about this model
Other models
- Nano Banana ProOne model for photos and for graphics. The most versatile on the roster.
- Seedream 5.0 ProExact pixel sizes and the widest frames. For formats the rest cannot hold.
- FLUX1.1 Pro UltraMaterial texture and believable light. For photos that should look like photos.
- FLUX.1 KreaA photo that does not look generated. Less gloss, more truth.
- Seedream 4Up to 4096 px on a clean background. The default for a listing's first photo.
- FLUX.1 DevFifteen seconds a frame. A solid middle between speed and quality.
- FLUX.1 SchnellSix seconds a frame. For checking an idea, not for finishing one.
- Krea 2 TurboEight seconds and a frame with a clear character. For mood shots.
- Ideogram V3The best typography on the roster. For graphics where the text is the subject.
- Ideogram V4Ideogram's typography at up to 3840 px. For large creative.
- Nano Banana 28:1 and 1:8 frames the rest cannot do. For banners at extreme ratios.
- FLUX.2 ProDeep colour and glass with reflections. For creative from the top shelf.
- GPT Image 2Does exactly what you wrote. For graphics with callouts and leader lines.
- Z-Image TurboTen seconds to a clean composition. You add the text yourself, in the editor.
- Bria Product ShotYour photo, a new scene. The product stays exactly the same.
Try this model on your own product
Sign up without a card and get 40 credits. Switching model is one click, so you can send the same brief through several of them and keep the best frame.