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Qwen 3.0 Image Pro

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Qwen-Image-3.0-Pro was announced on August 5 2026. The model supports input of up to 4.5k tokens and dense information layout with images-within-images. It enables complex layouts like newspapers storyboards menus and exam papers to be generated in a single pass. It supports precise rendering of text as small as 10px and vividly reproduces fine details such as micro-expressions pores and individual strands of hair. It supports native rendering of 12 languages and 20+ fonts and realistic simulation of mainstream interfaces such as web pages games and live streams. Pricing includes 1K Image Input at $0.003 per image 2K Image Input at $0.003 per image 1K Image Output at $0.04 per image and 2K Image Output at $0.075 per image. Rate limits are set at one request per minute.
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