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Qwen Image Edit 2511 Seamless Head Swap Redraw-and-Paste-Back Master Workflow

This workflow is designed for Qwen Image Edit 2511 seamless head replacement with redraw-and-paste-back control. Compared with a simple head-swap workflow, this version adds a more complete local editing structure: the target region is prepared, redrawn with Qwen Image Edit 2511, then pasted back into the original image area with stronger composition preservation. The goal is to replace the head identity naturally while keeping the original body, clothing, background, lighting, camera angle, and image layout stable. The workflow uses Qwen Image Edit 2511 as the main editing route, with qwen_image_vae, qwen_2.5_vl_7b_fp8_scaled, and Qwen 2511-related model / LoRA components. It is structured for controlled image editing rather than full-image regeneration. This is important because head replacement can easily break the original body proportion, neck connection, shoulder alignment, light direction, skin tone, and facial scale. This workflow is designed to reduce those problems through masking, reference preparation, and paste-back reconstruction. The key idea is “redraw first, then restore.” The workflow prepares the main image and reference image, uses background / subject extraction and mask processing to isolate the editable region, then expands and softens the mask with MaskGrow-style controls. After that, Qwen Edit configuration nodes prepare the image references, visual-language inputs, VAE images, masks, and prompt structure. The edited result is decoded, cropped with pad information, scaled back when needed, and restored into the original image through a paste-back / restore-crop-box route. This gives the workflow a more practical production behavior. Instead of allowing the model to reinterpret the entire image, the edit is concentrated on the face / head area. The original image remains the structural anchor, while the reference image provides the replacement identity. This makes the final result more suitable for portrait correction, character testing, fashion model previews, authorized identity replacement, cosplay transformation, AI influencer image editing, and Civitai / RunningHub showcase examples. The workflow also includes preview and comparison tools, such as mask preview, image comparer, image reel display, and before-after outputs. These are useful for checking whether the mask is correct, whether the reference identity is preserved, a