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Powered by ByteDance's newest Seedream 5.5 model: generate true transparent backgrounds, modify specific details while keeping the rest untouched, and render clean poster typography—no manual masking or full scene redraws, up to 2K export.
Seedream 5.5 is the image generation and editing model from ByteDance's Seed team, released in November 2026 as the successor to Seedream 5.0. Where most image models stop at a finished picture, this one is aimed at the work that comes next. It can deliver a product, logo or sticker on a real transparent background, so you skip the cutout step before placing it in a listing or a layout. It can change the one thing you name, a sofa, a sweater, a sign, while the faces, walls and light around it stay as they were, which matters when a client or a customer is comparing versions. It also follows exact wording for headlines and labels more closely and lets you set the light of a scene in plain words. On this page you can start from a prompt or your own photos, check the idea at 1K, and download the 2K version you keep.
The usual problems with AI images show up after generation: a background you have to erase, a whole photo redrawn because you asked for one change, a headline with a typo. This release targets those steps.
Ask for a transparent background and the subject comes back without a backdrop. Glass, smoke and soft shadows can stay partly see-through, so the cutout looks natural on any color.
Name the part to change and the rest of the image keeps its pixels: same faces, same room, same framing. You can stack several edits round by round.
Short headlines, prices and labels come out more reliably when you put the exact words in quotes and say where they go.
Turn a daylight product shot into a warm evening scene or a soft studio look by naming the light source, without reshooting.
Three tasks people usually split across a photo editor, a background remover and a design app.
Upload a rough drawing of a mascot or logo idea and ask for a die-cut sticker on a transparent background. The result is ready for a sticker sheet, a print-on-demand mockup or a chat sticker pack, with no white box around it.
Interior designers and home sellers can upload the actual room and swap only the sofa, the paint or the rug. Because the walls, window and floor stay identical, the client judges the new piece instead of a different room.
Cafes, shops and event hosts can describe the look and give the exact headline and one short line. Print it, post it, or use it as the draft your designer refines.
Add a clear photo, here a portrait taken at a cafe window. Skip the upload if you want to create an image from a prompt alone.
Name one change, such as a forest green sweater, then list what must not move: her face, hair, cup and the cafe. Use 1K to check the idea.
Check that only the sweater changed. For a second edit, upload this result and write the next change. Switch to 2K for the version you keep.
People who need an image they can place, adjust and publish, not only a picture to look at.
Turn phone photos of products into clean cutouts for listings and ads, and keep labels and logos intact.
Generate icons, product shots and decorative elements that drop straight into a layout without masking.
Show a new sofa, paint color or rug in the client's real room while everything else stays the same.
Turn sketches into die-cut stickers and print designs that come without a white box behind them.
Make menus, window posters and promo graphics with the exact words and prices you need.
Make several versions of one image, each with a single change, for quick A/B posts and seasonal updates.
Start from a prompt or your own photo, ask for a transparent background or a single change, and download an image you can use right away.
Practical answers about transparent cutouts, editing one detail, text, resolution, credits and commercial use.
