
ByteDance says Seedream 5.5 was specially trained so that only the area you ask to change actually changes. In its tests, an image edited more than a hundred times in a row, each round starting from the previous result, kept the subject, composition and lighting outside the edited area intact. That makes long edit sessions, like trying outfits on one model or redecorating one room, far more practical. The sample shown is a Seedream 5.0 Pro edit that keeps a character's design while changing the scene.

Seedream 5.5 improves how it generates and lays out dense small text and complex glyphs. ByteDance shows a full newspaper page with several columns of small English text, and the Jimeng user guide claims about 95% accuracy for small text in complex scenes. Menus, price lists, infographics and packaging copy are where this matters most. The menu sample shown here was made with Seedream 5.0 Pro.

Compared with Seedream 5.0 Pro, ByteDance says 5.5 renders light, materials and skin texture more like a real camera, with far less of the oily, over-exposed look AI portraits often have. Backlit faces keep a dark but readable front with natural rim light on hair and shoulders, and added elements like fire or fog blend into the scene more believably. The portrait shown is a Seedream 5.0 Pro example.

Seedream has long been strong at Chinese and English typography in one image, and 5.5 keeps headline, subtitle and small caption readable in a balanced layout. Early testers found it spelled hard Chinese characters correctly where other models failed. For best results, give every word of on-image text in quotes and say where it goes. The tea poster shown was made with Seedream 5.0 Pro.

Open with what to generate or what to change, and name the format: a poster, an infographic, a product hero shot, a character sheet or a magazine page. Add style words only after that.
Put every word that should appear in quotes, and say where it goes, how big it is and what color and weight it uses. Seedream follows exact text far better than vague requests like adding a catchy title.
Position, hierarchy, composition and how blocks relate matter more than adjectives like premium or atmospheric. For example: a 3:4 cover with the top third blank for the title and a close-up of a hand holding the product below.
Point to the exact area, give the change, and list what must not move: change the jacket in the left figure to red leather, keep the face, pose, background, lighting and text layout the same.
Seedream 5.5 is not on GoEnhance yet, but Seedream 5.0 Pro is ready now for members in our text-to-image studio, with 1K and 2K output and 9 aspect ratios for posters, product visuals and bilingual typography. We will update this page when Seedream 5.5 is added.
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