Running Qwen-Image-2.1 on Mac: MPS Deployment, Directory Management, and Common Errors

Based on a deployment record on Apple Silicon, this guide organizes three routes—Diffusers + MPS, ComfyUI, and GGUF—provides isolated environment setup, model download, text-to-image and editing examples, and records issues such as missing torchvision, download progress, and memory pressure.

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Based on a deployment record on Apple Silicon, this guide organizes three routes—Diffusers + MPS, ComfyUI, and GGUF—provides isolated environment setup, model download, text-to-image and editing examples, and records issues such as missing torchvision, download progress, and memory pressure.

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