MODEL COMPARISON · REAL OUTPUTS
Qwen Image 3 Pro vs GPT Image 2 for a product ad
Both models produced the requested wording in this skincare-ad example. Qwen costs fewer credits today; GPT's sample shows more pronounced surface texture. Choose by the detail your image needs, then inspect your own result.
Same brief, one output per model
These are the existing examples from our model gallery, not a new benchmark. Each model received the same English prompt for one 1024 × 1024 image. There were no paid retries for these two samples. The test was text-to-image: no real product photo was uploaded. LUMA is a fictional brand.
What we can see in these images
- Both show one upright blue bottle, a silver dropper and the requested headline, subtitle and bottle wording.
- Qwen uses a sans-serif headline and a smoother-looking, taller pedestal.
- GPT uses a serif headline, a lower pedestal and more visible stone pores and fine droplets. Our visual preference for its material detail is subjective.
Neither image proves preservation of a real product, character consistency or reliable text across other languages. One result cannot establish a general quality ranking.
Which should you try first?
| Decision | Qwen Image 3 Pro | GPT Image 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Current cost | 4 credits / generation | 5 credits / generation |
| Reference-image editing in our studio | Available | Available |
| Reason to try it | A lower-credit first attempt for a text-led visual. | When the material finish visible in this sample suits your brief. |
| What this example tests | One English product advertisement | One English product advertisement |
The GPT sample used the Medium quality configuration. The comparison is between the configurations used in our product test, not every setting each model offers. We do not make a speed claim from these single runs.
Check the studio's displayed credit cost before generating. Running both models uses the sum of their displayed costs; a comparison is not included in one generation.
The shared prompt
Create a premium square product advertisement for an imaginary skincare brand. Show exactly one matte cobalt-blue glass serum bottle standing perfectly upright at the center of a low ivory travertine pedestal. The bottle has one brushed-silver dropper cap. The bottle label must contain exactly two centered lines: “LUMA” on the first line and “NIGHT SERUM” on the second line. In the upper-left corner, add the headline exactly: “RESTORE YOUR NIGHT”. Directly below it, add the smaller line exactly: “Peptide + Ceramide Complex”. Use a warm peach-to-cream gradient background, soft diagonal light from the upper right, realistic shadows, subtle water droplets and clean luxury editorial product photography. No people. Keep all requested text legible and spelled exactly. Do not add any other words, logos, bottles, caps, borders, footer bars or duplicated objects. Do not warp the packaging.
Use your own brand and exact wording. These are generated concepts, not verified packaging artwork or marketplace-compliant product photographs.