Seedream 5.0 Pro - Create pro visuals from prompts and reference images

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An independent browser-based AI image workspace for creators, designers, and marketers. Turn detailed prompts or annotated reference images into high-density infographics, precise edits, photographic visuals, and multilingual creative assets. Explore reusable examples, compare Pro and Lite workflows, and start creating with free trial credits—no local setup required.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I’m an indie maker, and today I’m launching Seedream 5.0 Pro — a browser-based workspace for creating and refining professional visuals with Seedream image models. I built it because many AI image tools work well for quick experiments, but become less helpful when a project has real design constraints: dense information, precise editing instructions, realistic materials, structured layouts, or multiple languages. With Seedream 5.0 Pro, you can: • Generate high-density infographics and structured layouts • Upload a reference image and guide edits with circles, boxes, sketches, or written notes • Create photographic product, portrait, and campaign visuals • Generate multilingual creative assets • Explore reusable examples and load their prompts and reference images directly into the generator • Use Pro for more controlled final visuals or Lite for faster creative exploration You can start with free trial credits and choose a paid plan later based on your usage. I’d especially love your feedback on three things: 1. Does the annotation-guided editing workflow feel clear and useful? 2. Which example or prompt workflows should I add next? 3. What would make this more useful in your real design, content, or marketing workflow? I’ll be here throughout launch day to answer questions and learn from your feedback. Thanks for checking it out! 🙌

Tested it with a messy sketch of a product layout and it nailed the infographic version on the second try, clean text and all. The Lite vs Pro toggle is genuinely useful for sanity-checking results.

A canvas history panel would be huge, so I can scrub back through earlier versions of an edit without having to re-roll the whole prompt. Right now undo feels limited once you start a new generation, and losing a near-perfect variant is painful.