Turn ambitious ideas into polished visuals with Seedream 6.0. Build dense infographics with accurate text and layout, create photorealistic portraits and product scenes, and direct precise edits with visual references. Bring multilingual typography, thoughtful composition, and rich material detail into design, e-commerce, and marketing work.
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Seedream 6.0 is an AI model for image generation and editing. It turns text prompts and reference images into original visuals and lets you refine existing images with written instructions. From adjusting backgrounds and lighting to shaping composition and style, it brings image creation and editing into one workflow.
See how Seedream 6.0 brings detailed portraits, layered environments, editorial compositions, and text-led designs together. Explore lighting, materials, and layout ideas for your next creative brief.
Direct both the big idea and the small decisions with Seedream 6.0. Shape a composition through text, references, and visual guidance, with the control to develop a consistent look across a design project.
Use Seedream 6.0 to render realistic lighting, tactile materials, and nuanced portrait textures. Combine the considered finish of CG imagery with photographic depth for product scenes, editorial portraits, and campaign artwork.
Write prompts and render text natively across 14 languages, including Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, and Russian. Specify exact wording and placement for posters, labels, and multilingual compositions.
Bring multiple images into Seedream 6.0, then combine them into one composition with multi-image fusion. Use layer separation to distinguish visual elements, and guide how subjects, settings, and materials work together within a coherent scene.
Shape a portrait through lighting, expression, and surface detail. Give skin a natural texture and use visual references to guide appearance, while checking the small features that make the subject recognizable.
Start with an existing image and describe a new visual direction. Use Seedream 5.0 Pro to explore different styles, colors, and atmospheres, with the source image guiding the next composition.
Use Seedream 6.0 to build dense infographics with accurate text, deliberate spacing, and a clear reading order. Strong prompt following helps hold the structure together, with 1K and 2K outputs and varied aspect ratios for production work.
Use Seedream 6.0 to create something for your everyday life, your next post, or your business. Turn a simple idea or a favorite photo into visuals that feel like you.
Create profile pictures, post images, story backgrounds, and video thumbnails with Seedream 6.0. Explore a look that fits your personality, then adapt it for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or wherever you share.
Turn a favorite selfie, pet photo, or family snapshot into a portrait, greeting card, or custom wallpaper. Make something personal for birthdays, anniversaries, and the people you care about.
Picture a cozy bedroom, try a new living room color palette, or explore ideas for your next party. Bring a photo of your space into Seedream 6.0 to imagine different furniture, decorations, and moods.
Find a setting that suits your products with Seedream 6.0. Use a reference photo to explore backgrounds, seasonal scenes, and styling ideas for shop listings, launch announcements, and product collections.
Bring an offer, event, or brand idea to life with posters, banners, and promotional graphics. Explore colors, imagery, and text layouts that help tell your story.
Dream up a fantasy character, an imaginary city, or a scene from a story you want to tell. Try photographic, illustrated, and CG styles for personal projects, games, or just for fun.
From brief to finished image
Bring a clear idea to Seedream 6.0, then build on it. A thoughtful brief and focused revisions help you move from an initial composition to a visual that fits your project.
Start your next projectStart in the Seedream 6.0 workspace: choose text-to-image or bring reference images into the studio. Set a format for the intended placement, and identify the subject, message, and overall visual direction before generating.
Guide your project by describing lighting, materials, layout, and any exact text. For edits, specify what should change. Use the available selection and visual guidance controls to communicate the intended area and arrangement.
Review your result: check the structure, typography, and small visual details. Refine your instructions or references as needed, then download your chosen result in an available 1K or 2K format for the next stage of production.
Illustrative Seedream 6.0 scenarios show how different creators might approach a brief. These examples explore practical workflows, from the first product reference to a carefully considered editorial layout.
Alex Morgan
Store Owner · E-commerce
For a product launch, I would start with a clear reference in Seedream 6.0 and explore how different surfaces catch the light. A matte backdrop and a warmer reflection can tell very different stories. Comparing those directions would help me prepare a more focused brief for the collection.
Maya Brooks
Brand Strategist · Marketing
I would use Seedream 6.0 to give a campaign brief a visual starting point. Seeing the headline, image, and supporting details together makes it easier to discuss hierarchy. From there, I would refine the layout around the message the audience should notice first.
Daniel Reed
Portrait Photographer · Photography
In a portrait concept, the lighting matters as much as the setting. I would explore how a softer highlight or deeper shadow changes the mood, then look closely at skin texture. Those details would help guide a useful conversation about the final photographic direction.
Nina Patel
Learning Designer · Education
A dense topic needs a clear visual path. I would organize the main idea, supporting labels, and illustrations before creating an educational graphic. Reviewing the facts and reading order would remain part of my process, especially when adapting the same explanation for another language.
Leo Bennett
Concept Artist · Gaming
I would bring environment and character references into Seedream 6.0 to explore the atmosphere of a scene. The goal would be a shared sense of scale, material, and light. That gives me a concrete direction to develop as the fictional world takes shape.
Clara Hayes
Fashion Designer · Apparel
For a collection concept, I would compare fabric finishes and editorial settings before planning a lookbook. A focused material change could help me explore how the same silhouette feels in another texture. I would use those studies to discuss styling and art direction with the team.
Owen Clarke
Restaurant Owner · Hospitality
A seasonal promotion begins with a mood and a message. I would use Seedream 6.0 to explore how the product image, background color, and headline sit together in a poster. Comparing a few compositions would help me decide which direction gives the offer the clearest visual presence.
Ella Rivera
Interior Designer · Architecture
I would use Seedream 6.0 to explore a room’s palette and materials with a client. Starting from a reference, I could describe a warmer wood finish or a softer lighting mood. The resulting concepts would support a specific discussion about the atmosphere we want.
James Park
Independent Author · Publishing
For a book cover, I would begin with the relationship between the title and the central image. Trying different compositions would help me find a balance between mood and readability. I would then take that direction into the next conversation with my cover designer.
Learn how to use Seedream 6.0: shape a brief, guide an edit, and prepare images for design and production. Start with the essentials below, then explore the settings available in your studio.
Use Seedream 6.0 to create dense infographics, multilingual posters, product scenes, portraits, and editorial artwork from prompts and references. The model combines strong instruction following, coherent structure, and refined aesthetics for design, e-commerce, and marketing projects.
Combine references for a subject, setting, material, or style. Explain what each image contributes and how the elements should relate in the final composition. Layer separation can help distinguish elements for further refinement; check the selected editor for available inputs and controls.
Seedream 6.0 supports native prompting and text rendering in 14 languages, including Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, and Russian. Put the exact wording in quotation marks, describe its placement, and review spelling and layout before using the image.
Create 1K and 2K images in a range of aspect ratios for product listings, posters, editorial compositions, and marketing assets. Choose the format around your intended placement, and check the resolution options and credit cost shown for your selected settings.
Give Seedream 6.0 the content and structure together: a title, sections, labels, and an intended reading order. Specify spacing, typography, and relationships between elements. For complex information, review both the generated text and the underlying facts before publishing.
The model, resolution, and number of images determine how many credits a generation uses. Review the cost displayed in the editor before generating. Available subscriptions and credit packs are listed in the pricing section.
Open the subscription page in your account to manage your plan. For billing or account assistance, contact [email protected]. You can find the Refund Policy through the link in the footer.
Review your Seedream 6.0 image for text, composition, and fine details against your brief. Upload only images you have permission to use and follow the platform terms. Adult and NSFW content is not supported; keep projects appropriate for the platform.
Images generated with Seedream 6.0 have no watermark. Review your chosen result at its output resolution, check any embedded wording, and download the version that best fits your project.
Bring your next idea to life with Seedream 6.0. Start with a few words, a favorite photo, or a reference image, then explore new styles and refine the details. From personal keepsakes to visuals for your brand, make something that feels uniquely yours.
Start creatingChoose a plan for your Seedream 6.0 creative workflow, from occasional experiments to everyday image creation.
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