Give Seedream 5.5 the moment you want viewers to recognize. Describe it from scratch or upload a frame from your video, then choose a crop that leaves space for the episode title.
Explore multi-step photo editing, transparent PNG compositing, and posters with text.

Original · Cream motorcycle in a garage

Edit 1 · Glossy red paint

Edit 2 · Salt flats at sunset

Transparent number 27 decal PNG

Plain graphite helmet

Helmet with the number 27 decal

Night Grid · Kart race poster

Ridgeline 28 · Hiking pack ad

After Hours Run · Night run poster
Match the composition to the surface where your video will appear.
Start from the title idea when you have no footage or photography to use.
Attach a frame as an image and describe the change you want to make.
Select 16:9 for a landscape thumbnail or 9:16 for a vertical cover. The form also offers square and other crops.
Work at 1k or 1.5k for a base estimate of 20 credits, or choose 2k for 30.
Treat each generation as a composition study before adding the final lettering.
Name the focal object and ask for a simpler background to check its outline.
Specify where the headline will go so props and faces have a clear place in the composition.
Provide a reference of the featured object if a text description leaves too much open.
Repeat the same title brief with a different crop to see which shape reads better at a small size.
Adapt the visual brief to the reason someone would open the video.
Feature the finished dish with one ingredient nearby to hint at the process.
Put the completed object beside a familiar tool so its size is easy to judge.
Give a recognizable landmark the largest shape in the frame and leave room for the episode title.
Reference a portrait and request a quiet, single-color setting around the subject.
Choose your intended placement before describing the frame.