An observatory above the clouds
Text to image: Imagine a glowing glass observatory on a mountain peak above a sea of sunrise clouds.
The promptCinematic architectural photograph of a circular glass observatory perched on a sheer mountain peak above an immense sea of clouds at sunrise. A glowing brass telescope stands inside, visible through curved glass walls. A narrow stone staircase winds up the dark rock toward the entrance. Peach-gold sunlight breaks through the clouds, contrasting with cool blue mountain shadows. Fine frost on the glass, weathered stone, subtle interior reflections, distant snow-covered peaks. Low aerial three-quarter view, observatory centered in the upper half, sweeping clouds below, vertical composition, realistic materials and atmospheric depth. No text, logos, or borders.
Give a short message a visual setting
Text to image: Seedream 5.0 Flash supports multilingual generation for event graphics and localized campaign concepts. Supply the exact wording, quote each line, and describe its position. Short messages are easier to check; proofread every language before publishing.
The promptCreate a minimal coffee festival poster with a green espresso cup viewed from above. Large heading at the top: "COFFEE DAYS". Smaller Chinese subtitle below it: "咖啡时光". Light background, generous margins, clear visual hierarchy. Include only these two lines of text.
Turn a travel idea into an illustrated scene
Text to image: Explore a destination through illustration for a travel story, mood board, or social post. Describe the viewpoint, time of day, palette, and medium to give the scene a clear direction. Keep important subjects near the center so the image can also work in a portrait crop.
The promptEditorial travel illustration of a quiet lakeside village in the Italian Alps at sunrise. Terracotta rooftops, a small wooden boat near the shore, layered mountain silhouettes, and soft reflections on still water. Hand-painted gouache texture, forest-green and warm peach palette, balanced portrait composition with the village centered. No text, logos, or borders.
Keep the subject and try a different setting
Image to image: A promising photo may need a new backdrop or a different mood. Upload it and describe one focused change, then list the details you want to retain. Compare the output with your source, especially around faces, edges, labels, and reflections.
The promptReplace the background of the uploaded bottle photo with a sunlit hiking trail. Retain the bottle's shape, green color, cap, and label wording. Keep the original camera angle. Match the surrounding light and shadows to the outdoor setting without adding new objects to the bottle.
Bring separate references into one composition
Image to image: Use up to ten uploads and assign each a job: product, setting, palette, or composition. Choose clear, compatible sources and explain which details matter most. Conflicting directions can make the result harder to control. Review product proportions and object placement after generation.
The promptUse image 1 as the product reference and retain its bottle shape and color. Use image 2 for the woodland setting. Use image 3 only for the lighting mood. Create one cohesive product photograph with the bottle in the foreground, realistic scale, and soft morning light.