Make an isolated product graphic
For a perfume bottle or a packaged item, describe the object and its angle. Choose Transparent and leave scene details out of the prompt. Place the exported PNG over a contrasting background to check the outline.

Explore image models
Make a transparent PNG for a slide, sticker sheet, or product layout with Qwen Image 2.1. Describe a standalone subject to create it from scratch, or add reference images to guide the shape, style, and details. Choose a ratio and 1K or 2K in the workspace above.

Choose your input based on whether you already have an image to work from.
Use Text to Image for a new asset. Use Image to Image to upload the picture you want to edit or match.
Name the subject, its silhouette, and the view. Select Transparent for an isolated PNG or Opaque for a full scene.
Choose your resolution and aspect ratio, then generate. Preview fine edges and internal gaps before downloading the result.
Work from a short brief or build on the material you already have.
For a perfume bottle or a packaged item, describe the object and its angle. Choose Transparent and leave scene details out of the prompt. Place the exported PNG over a contrasting background to check the outline.

Start with the picture that defines the subject, then add references for details like fabric or palette. Tell Qwen which image supplies each part of the result.

For a themed visual, specify the main figure, focal point, and how much space to leave for copy. Choose the final layout ratio before you generate.

Keep the prompt focused on what the asset needs to do.
Name thin straps, cutouts, or gaps that should stay distinct so you know what to inspect in the preview.
Use one image for the subject and another for the desired detail. Label them by upload order in your prompt.
Use a square for a sticker or catalog tile, or choose a wider ratio when the layout needs space beside the subject.
Look at the PNG against light and dark backgrounds. Review small features at the size the asset will actually appear.
Background, image references, and export settings.
Start with a standalone subject or upload a reference to guide the edit.