Use the Seedream AI image generator with Seedream 5.0, 4.5, and 4.0 for text-to-image, multi-reference edits, infographics, and commercial stills.
Seedream is built for polished text-to-image work, multi-reference editing, and information-rich visuals that need clean structure and commercial-ready detail.
These examples show the two main Seedream workflows on the page: text-to-image generation and multi-reference editing.
Create a five-day weather forecast visual for Los Angeles in a modern flat illustration style. Clearly show the weather, temperature, and outfit suggestion for each day. Use the title “Los Angeles 5-Day Weather Forecast” and arrange five equal vertical cards from left to right. Keep the overall look modern, clean, friendly, and vector-like with soft colors, clear lines, and cartoon-style young men and women with natural expressions, relaxed poses, and visible clothing details.
Replace the outfit in image 1 with the outfit from image 2 while keeping the pose, camera angle, facial features, and overall lighting of image 1 unchanged. Preserve realistic fabric texture and folds, and output the result in a polished commercial photography style.
Choose the model by information density, editing complexity, and how much final polish the image needs.
Use the newest model when the page needs strong visual hierarchy and polished illustration detail.
Use 4.5 when you need stable structure from one image and stronger costume replacement from another.
Use 4.0 for lighter exploratory passes before locking the final prompt or art direction.
This tool uses third-party model capabilities and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original model providers unless explicitly stated.
Open Seedream, choose version 5.0, 4.5, or 4.0, write a prompt with the subject, layout, style, and publishing context, optionally add reference images, choose the output settings, and generate variations.
Yes. The current interface supports up to 4 reference images, and each uploaded image must be 20MB or smaller.
The current interface supports up to 4 reference images, and each uploaded image must be 20MB or smaller.
Use 5.0 when you want the strongest polish and information design, 4.5 for balanced multi-reference editing, and 4.0 when speed matters more for early exploration.