Add lipstick lettering to a fogged mirror

Model: Qwen Image 3.0
Task: Image editing
Resolution: 2k
Aspect ratio: 3:4

Output

The words WAIT UP FOR ME written in red lipstick on a steamed mirror beside a woman's reflection.

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Input

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PromptEN581 characters

Keep the bathroom, the mirror, the steam, the woman's reflection, the basin, the lighting and the whole composition exactly as they are. On the blank fogged area of the mirror to the left of her reflection, add two lines of writing drawn in bold red lipstick, thick glossy strokes with clear dark glass showing through where the fog is wiped away, slightly dripping at the ends: the first line reads 'WAIT UP' and the second line below reads 'FOR ME'. The lettering is large, hand-drawn, neatly spelled and clearly legible, and catches the warm bathroom light. Change nothing else.

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Why this prompt works

Writing added onto a surface that is neither flat nor clean: fogged glass, where each stroke has to wipe the condensation away and show dark glass through it, with a little drip at the ends. The instruction fences the edit to the blank area left of the reflection and orders everything else to stay put. Supply your own plate — the URL is a placeholder.

Settings used

Setting	Value	What it does
resolution	2k	1k or 2k, default 2k. It is the tier choice that changes the price; each reference image in image_urls also adds to the quote. It sets the delivered tier and cannot recover detail the source never had.
aspect_ratio	3:4	Applies to the result, not to the sources. A reference that is not the ratio you set comes back reshaped, so match it deliberately when you want the original framing kept.