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Jib Mix Qwen Image

Jib Mix Qwen Image generates images from text, with portrait-focused tuning for facial detail and lighting, plus Chinese and English lettering within images.

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Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Per run$0.02 / run

Jib Mix Qwen Image

Jib Mix Qwen Image is a text-to-image model based on Qwen-Image, with fine-tuning focused on human portraits. Written descriptions define the subject and visual treatment, while its portrait specialization addresses facial structure, skin texture, and lighting in close-up and half-body compositions.

Its style range includes photographic imagery, anime, oil painting, and 3D-rendered looks. It can also incorporate Chinese and English lettering into generated images, allowing words to participate in the visual composition.

What it's good for

Portrait studies can help editorial teams explore how lighting and styling affect a subject’s appearance. Character designers can develop faces in photographic or illustrated treatments, while campaign teams can investigate portrait-led creative concepts.

Text rendering makes it useful for poster studies and promotional artwork where lettering needs to relate to the surrounding imagery. These applications combine its attention to faces with its broader stylistic range.

Model ID

wavespeed-ai/jib-mix-qwen-image

Output Type

Image

Pricing

$0.02 / run

Provider

WaveSpeed

Hosting

Passthru

Jib Mix Qwen Image

Jib Mix Qwen Image is a text-to-image model based on Qwen-Image, with fine-tuning focused on human portraits. Written descriptions define the subject and visual treatment, while its portrait specialization addresses facial structure, skin texture, and lighting in close-up and half-body compositions.

Its style range includes photographic imagery, anime, oil painting, and 3D-rendered looks. It can also incorporate Chinese and English lettering into generated images, allowing words to participate in the visual composition.

What it's good for

Portrait studies can help editorial teams explore how lighting and styling affect a subject’s appearance. Character designers can develop faces in photographic or illustrated treatments, while campaign teams can investigate portrait-led creative concepts.

Text rendering makes it useful for poster studies and promotional artwork where lettering needs to relate to the surrounding imagery. These applications combine its attention to faces with its broader stylistic range.