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# Multiple elements

You can add more than 1 element in Qwen Image Edit. 

### How it works

1. Add two or three images in elements.

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2. Write a instruction prompt to tell AI how to combine two images.&#x20;

<mark style="color:yellow;">Tips of writing prompt:</mark>

* You should tell the AI what subject you are referring to. In this example, the girl is on image 1 and the sword is on image 2. so we write <mark style="color:yellow;">"make the girl on image 1 holding the sword on image 2"</mark>. If you have three elements, you can specify the subject on the image 1, image 2, or image 3.

3. That's it. Hit the Draw button and wait for the output. Below is the final output and it looks perfect

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