Qwen-Image-3.0 Image-to-Image Portrait Style Comparison: Realistic vs. Artistic

This entry demonstrates two typical paths of qwen-image-3.0 in image-to-image mode: using the same portrait reference image as input, the image is rewritten with two types of prompts—"realistic" and "artistic"—to compare how the same reference image performs under different instructions. In terms of composition, only a single reference image is used (the schema allows 1–3 images), and the prompt explicitly distinguishes the parts to "preserve" and "change"—for example, preserving facial structure, skin texture, and hair strand direction while replacing only the scene lighting and visual style; or preserving the subject's pose and composition while replacing them with painterly brushstrokes and a color system. base also fixes the resolution at 2K and the output format as png, with the remaining parameters using the route defaults. Applicable scenarios: photography post-processing, image design, and visual content production that require batch style experiments based on the same person as a baseline; it can also serve as an input reference sample for developers to understand the model's reference-image editing capabilities. The artwork was genuinely generated by the author's route, and the prompt is the actual submitted content.