by qwenimage-21.org
Browser studio for Qwen Image generation and editing through fal.ai: 28 credits for a 1K image, 53 at 2K, with plans from 1,000 credits a month.
A plain credit-based studio for Qwen-model images that is open about being independent and refunds unused credits within a week. Its gallery is artwork, not sample output, so quality cannot be judged before paying. Look at FLUX or Recraft if you want a maker you can name.
Per the site, one flat credit price covers generating and editing, and the cost shows before each request; Hokai could not test output quality.
Per the pricing page, monthly credits expire at renewal, so a buyer's stock of credits does not carry from one month to the next.
Main trade-off
The site's gallery is declared to be illustrations, so a buyer cannot judge the model's output before signing in and paying.
| Plan | Monthly price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $9.90/mo | 1,000 credits a month, About 35 images at 1K or 18 at 2K, Text-to-image and image editing, Unused credits expire at renewal |
| Pro | $29.90/mo | 3,200 credits a month, About 114 images at 1K or 60 at 2K, Marked as the most popular plan |
| Max | $99.90/mo | 11,000 credits a month, About 392 images at 1K or 207 at 2K, Largest monthly credit pool |
Prices in US dollars as the monthly view of the pricing page printed them on 12 November 2026. Basic costs $9.90 monthly with 1,000 credits, Pro $29.90 with 3,200 and Max $99.90 with 11,000. Unused credits expire at renewal. Every image costs the same in generate and edit mode: 28 credits at 1K and 53 at 2K. The page turns that into about 35, 114 and 392 images at 1K, or about 18, 60 and 207 at 2K. The Yearly tab says it saves about 17%, and a One-time tab exists, but neither tab's prices were readable. No free credits are advertised.
QwenImage AI (qwenimage-21.org) is an independent web studio that makes and edits images with the Qwen Image model through the provider fal.ai. It offers 1K and 2K output, one to four images per request and five aspect ratios, and its legal pages say Qwen Image is developed by Qwen without naming any operating company.
Generate and edit tabs
One playground makes new images from a prompt or edits an uploaded reference, and the site says it previews one local reference for an edit.
One price for both modes
Generating and editing cost the same per image, and the credit cost appears on the button before a request starts.
1K or 2K output
A quality switch picks the output size, with five aspect ratios from square to 9:16.
Up to four images a request
A selector returns one to four images from the same prompt in a single request.
Automatic refund of failed images
A request that fails returns its credits to the balance without a support ticket.
Saved recent images
Results are kept under Your recent images in the account for download while the account stays open.
| Tool | Price from | Free plan | Runs on | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $9.90/mo | No | Web | 2.9 | |
| Free | Yes | Web | -- | |
| $12/mo | Yes | Web · iOS · Android | 3.6 | |
| -- | Yes | Web | 3.5 |
Proprietary
Three monthly plans: Basic at $9.90 (1,000 credits), Pro at $29.90 (3,200 credits) and Max at $99.90 (11,000 credits). A 1K image takes 28 credits and a 2K image 53. The yearly and one-time prices did not render, though the page says yearly saves about 17%.
No free plan or free credits are advertised on the pricing page or in the terms, and generating needs a sign-in. The cheapest way in is the entry monthly plan or a one-time pack, either of which can be refunded within 7 days if no credits were used.
The playground is titled Qwen Image 2.1, and a separate page presents Qwen Image 3 with up to three references and four images per request. The privacy policy says fal.ai runs the Qwen Image model, but nothing read says which version answers a given request.
Prompts, options and uploaded references are sent to fal.ai, which runs the model under its own terms. Results are stored with your account until you ask for deletion through the support area, and payments run through Stripe, Creem or PayPal.
A failed image returns its credits automatically. A one-time pack or a subscription payment can be refunded in full within 7 days if none of its credits were used, and cancelling stops renewal while remaining credits last until they expire. Requests go through a ticket in account settings, with refunds paid in 5 to 10 business days.
QwenImage AI at qwenimage-21.org is a browser studio for generating and editing images with the Qwen Image model, run through the image provider fal.ai. It calls itself an independent creative studio and says Qwen Image is developed by Qwen, and its legal pages name no operating company. The playground is titled Qwen Image 2.1, a second page presents Qwen Image 3 in the same studio, and the pages read do not say whether they share one backend. Hokai covers the underlying 2.1 model as Qwen-Image-2.1, released by Alibaba Cloud.
Hokai read the studio as a guest on 12 November 2026, and generating needs a sign-in. The playground has Generate image and Edit image tabs, five aspect ratios from 1:1 to 9:16, a 1K or 2K quality switch, one to four images per request and a prompt limit of 5000 characters. The Qwen Image 3 page adds up to three references. The site says its gallery images are original illustrations, not outputs of the model, so no sample generation could be inspected on the site itself.
It suits people who want Qwen-model images or reference edits in a browser, paid by monthly credits, without installing weights or setting up a graphics card.
Choose differently if you want proof of quality before paying, a named operator or the maker's own service. Prompts and reference images go to fal.ai under its own terms. FLUX is sold by the lab that makes it, Recraft is a design canvas with its own models, and GPT Image Hub and Ideogram 4.5 are other independent credit-based studios. The wider shelf is the AI image generators list.
Product facts on this page (pricing, plans, integrations, compliance) are read from qwenimage-21.org's own pages and documentation. The verdict is Hokai's reading of them, not the vendor's claim.