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Seedream 5.0 Lite image editing takes one to ten reference images (JPEG, PNG or WebP) plus an instruction and returns one 2K image. Choose the output from eight width*height presets so a series keeps the same frame. Uncensored.

From $0.035/image

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These examples were written for this endpoint. Replace the prompt and sample media URLs with your own accessible inputs, then check the current quote and model availability before submitting.

  • A samba queen in a gold-and-fuchsia feathered headdress and jewelled top raises one arm on the front of a towering carnival float, with drummers, confetti, fireworks and a packed crowd behind herOutput
    gym-to-carnival-samba-queen

    `image_urls` holds one photo, which the prompt names as Image 1: a woman in a grey tank top and black leggings beside a dumbbell rack in a daylit gym. The prompt protects only her face and rebuilds everything else, and each item it lists is in the result: she is now the samba queen of a night carnival parade, standing on the front of a towering gold-and-turquoise float with one arm raised high, in a huge headdress of gold and fuchsia plumes, a jewel-encrusted top that fully covers her chest and a fringed belt over a long crystal-fringe skirt with an opaque gold lining. Behind her, costumed drummers play on the float, confetti and fireworks fill the sky and a packed crowd lines the avenue under floodlights. Her face matches the gym photo. `size` is the default `2048*2048` square, the same shape as the source.

    • 2048*2048
  • two-refs-poster-sizeOutput
    two-refs-poster-size

    Two references go in through `image_urls`, a figure from one and a location from the other, and `size` names the delivered shape outright instead of letting it follow either source. That is the part worth testing: the output is framed for a poster, not for whichever reference happened to be portrait. Backlight and water do the rest of the work, since a rim-lit wet body is where a badly matched composite shows its seam first.

    • 1728*2304
    • png
  • keep-her-swap-everythingOutput
    keep-her-swap-everything

    One image in, and the instruction protects exactly four things — face, body, pose, framing — then replaces the location, the wardrobe and every light in the frame. That is the useful shape for this endpoint: name the short list that stays, and the rest is fair game. Delivered as png at the tall preset.

    • 1728*2304
    • png
  • costume-restyleOutput
    costume-restyle

    A two-reference costume swap that names the line weight and shading to preserve, delivered square as png. You supply both the character sheet and the costume reference.

    • 2048*2048
    • png

This example starts at $0.035 per image. The Playground updates the estimate when you change the settings.