Generate documents, storyboards, interfaces and infographics from prompts up to 4.5K tokens with Alibaba's flagship image model — text legible down to 10 px, in 12 languages — on the same balance as every other model on Plurel.
60 free credits on signup. One full generation, no card required.
You could go straight to Alibaba Cloud. Then you'd need a second subscription for GPT Image 2.5, a third for Seedream 5, and a fourth for video generation.
Most real projects use more than one model — you draft on something fast and cheap, then finish on something expensive. Plurel puts eight video models and four image models on a single balance, so you switch models instead of switching accounts.
Qwen Image 3.0 is the third generation of Alibaba Cloud's Qwen-Image series, released on July 21, 2026, and Pro is its commercial-grade tier. The Qwen team built it around one word — "real" — and three ideas: rich content, authentic detail and deep knowledge. It reads prompts up to 4.5K tokens, so a whole newspaper page, exam paper or twelve-shot storyboard can be described in one go; it renders text legibly down to 10 px in 12 languages; and it draws on broad world knowledge for scenes such as museum halls, kitchens and interfaces that need to be right, not just pretty. It entered the Text-to-Image Arena at #5 (1,263). On Plurel you can use Qwen Image 3 Pro instantly with no API key or separate subscription.
Newspapers, reports, storyboards, exam papers and infographics with many elements, organized and legible, from a single long prompt.
Realistic skin, hair, fabric and material textures, and small text that stays readable instead of dissolving into shapes.
Scenes that depend on knowing how things actually look — a professional kitchen, a natural-history hall, a dashboard — come out plausible.
Renders text in 12 languages, including Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Spanish, without swapping to Latin letters.
Upload up to three images and describe the change; the model keeps what you did not mention.
2K by default; 1K for quick drafts.
1:1, 3:2, 2:3, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16 and 21:9 ultra-wide.
Long enough to describe a full page, a shot list or an entire interface.
Start from a prompt, or from up to three reference images.
Short prompts are expanded automatically, which noticeably improves simple descriptions.
Same price at 1K and 2K.
One Qwen Image 3 Pro generation is 2.5 credits.
$7.99
100 credits
40 Qwen Image 3 Pro images — or mix in video models on the same balance.
$14.99/mo
300 credits every month
120 Qwen Image 3 Pro images a month. Credits roll over.
New accounts start with 60 free credits — enough for your first Qwen Image 3 Pro image.
Open the image generator
In the Plurel app, choose Image and select Qwen Image 3 Pro from the model menu.
Describe the page, scene or screen
Be as long as you need — every element, its text and its position. Or upload up to three references.
Choose resolution and format
1K or 2K, in one of eight aspect ratios from square to 21:9.
Generate and download
2.5 credits per image, no watermark.
A broadsheet newspaper front page for "The Harbour Gazette", dated Tuesday: a large headline "Ferry Line Returns After Forty Years", a three-column lead story with readable body text, a photo of a white ferry at dawn, a weather box in the corner and two small ads at the bottom, 3:4
A twelve-panel storyboard grid for a short film: a courier cycles through night rain, stops at a lit doorway, hands over a small box, rides away. Each panel labelled Shot 01–12 with a one-line description and a duration, black frames, white captions, 16:9
A realistic mobile banking app home screen: balance card at the top, four quick-action icons, a list of five recent transactions with merchant names and amounts, a bottom tab bar, clean sans-serif type, light theme, 9:16
A one-page physics worksheet titled "Newton's Second Law — Practice": five numbered problems with short text and a small diagram each, answer lines, a name and date field at the top, printed on white paper, 3:4
A café menu board photographed in a Tokyo shop: dish names in Japanese with English underneath, prices in yen, chalk lettering on dark board, warm pendant lighting, 4:3
A vertical infographic "How a Volcano Forms" with a cutaway illustration in the middle, six labelled callouts around it with two-line explanations, a title band at the top and a sources line at the bottom, muted earth palette, 9:16
60 free credits. No card. No Alibaba account.
Generate your first image — free