Seedream 5.0 Flash layer decomposition splits one finished image into a clean base plate plus up to sixteen named, transparent PNG layers, each with its position. Resolution is auto, 1K, 1.5K or 2K, and unfiltered source images are handled like any other.
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Outputflash-layers-late-shift No prompt, resolution auto. The model found the elements on its own and returned eight images: the base plate with the street repaired, and seven named layers (the diner, a distant car, the red neon sign, the woman in the red trench coat, the tagline, the LATE SHIFT title and the ticket stub). The frame above stacks every layer at its bounding box, so each piece sits exactly where it was on the poster.
- auto
- png
Outputflash-layers-tango A prompt naming the dancing couple and the chandelier, at 2k with a jpeg base plate. The result is three images: an empty ballroom as a jpeg, and the couple and the chandelier as transparent PNG layers, each with its box. Naming elements gives you fewer, more deliberate pieces than automatic mode.
- 2k
- jpeg
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