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ByteDance's Seedream 5.0 Pro for images that carry information: infographics, menus and posters with exact text in more than a dozen languages, photo edits that follow the marks you draw, and true-to-life light. Export up to 2K.
Seedream 5.0 Pro is the flagship image generation and editing model from ByteDance's Seed team, released in 2026. It is built for images that have to carry information: a classroom poster with labeled stages, a menu with prices, a product image with five selling points, or the same banner in Spanish, French and Japanese. It also reads marks you draw on a photo, so you can circle a corner and ask for a lamp there instead of describing the spot in words. Portraits, food and products keep natural light and texture, which matters when the result sits next to real photos. On this page you can start from a prompt or your own photos, check the layout and spelling at 1K, and download the 2K version you print or publish.
Reach for Pro when an image has many parts that must be right at once: the words, where things sit, faces and light.
Give it four to six stages, steps or facts with short labels, and it arranges them into one readable chart, timeline or diagram.
Circle an area, draw an arrow or sketch a rough shape on the photo. The change goes where you marked it, and the marks can be cleaned up in the same run.
Write headlines and labels directly in Spanish, Japanese, German, Arabic and more, so each market gets its own version of one design.
Portraits, food and products come out with believable shadows, reflections and skin texture, so they sit well next to real photos.
Three jobs where the words, the layout and the position of every element have to be right together.
List the stages and a short label for each, choose a portrait ratio, and get a poster for a classroom wall or a page in a report. A teacher can make one per topic without opening a design app.
Keep the photo, layout and colors, and change only the headline inside the quotes. Shops and brands selling in several countries get a matching version for each market in a few runs.
Circle the empty spot beside a chair and ask for a floor lamp there. The mark says where and the prompt says what, which helps with room styling, product placement and client revisions.
Add the photo you want to build on, here a lemon tart on a marble counter. For an infographic or a poster from scratch, skip the upload.
Pick a preset or write your own: what the image is for, where each element goes, and the exact text in quotes, such as the title "Lemon Tart" and the price "$6".
Read every word at full size. If one label is off, upload the result and ask to fix only that word. Switch to 2K for the version you print.
People whose images have to explain something, sell something or work in more than one language.
Turn a lesson outline into a labeled diagram or a one-page summary poster without an evening spent in slide software.
Make listing images that show the product with its key selling points around it, in the language of each marketplace.
Produce the same banner in several languages with a matching layout, then send each one to a native speaker for a final check.
Create a clear process chart or concept visual for a pitch deck or report when stock images do not fit the idea.
Make menu cards and price boards from a photo of the dish, and update one price by asking to change only that line.
Mark the client's notes directly on the draft, let the model apply them, and refine the result in your usual tools.
Start from a prompt or your own photo, put the exact words in quotes, and download a 2K image ready to print or post.
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