Seedream 5.5 prompts: from an idea to an image.

01 / Name the subject

Write who or what belongs in the image, and the details that make it recognizable. “An ivory ceramic perfume bottle with a brushed brass cap” gives a useful starting point.

02 / Compose before decorating

Choose a close-up, a wider environmental view or a structured layout. Specify where the subject sits and leave deliberate room for text if you need a campaign image.

03 / Describe light and material

Name a light source and its direction. Explain how the surface should feel: matte ceramic, brushed metal, translucent glass or textured paper. Choose a restrained palette to connect the details.

04 / Give an edit a boundary

Say what changes and what remains. Replace a backdrop while preserving the subject, adjust a garment while keeping the pose, or revise the palette without changing the composition.

Text to image

A surreal editorial photograph of a tiny coastal villa resting on a giant seashell, pale blue sea, warm afternoon light, tactile architectural details, generous negative space, no lettering.

Image editing

Replace the background with a warm cream photography studio. Preserve the face, pose, garment silhouette and camera angle. Use soft side lighting and natural skin texture.

Reference images

Use the reference as the subject identity. Create an editorial portrait beside a large north-facing window, soft overcast daylight, quiet expression, subtle film grain, muted olive and ivory palette.