Seedream 4.5: 6 before and after image edits
Seedream 4.5 supports both text-to-image and image editing. This post focuses on editing. Each section shows the input image and the edited output, using prompts that target common real workflows: product shots, scene relighting, object swaps, and outfit transfer.
Model link
Settings used
- Resolution: auto (image-to-image)
- Aspect ratio: auto (image-to-image)
- Watermark: false
- Max outputs: 1 per test
Edits
1) Add pattern + change background (product style)
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This test checks edge control on the mug silhouette. It also checks whether the new background lighting matches the product.
2) Recolor a perfume bottle + swap props
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Color edits often keep the overall scene but drift the label and cap geometry. This prompt makes those failures obvious.
3) Day to rainy evening (relight + change mood)
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Relighting tends to expose consistency issues. Watch window reflections and pavement texture. Those areas usually break first.
4) Object swap (cucumber to aloe) + surface change
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Object swaps test whether the model keeps the original camera angle and depth of field. A good edit preserves shadows and contact points.
5) Outfit transfer using two reference images
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Multi-image edits usually fail on identity drift. This test checks whether the face stays stable while clothing changes.
6) Clean studio background for a product packshot
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For e-commerce, the key metric is shape preservation. If logos and edges shift, the edit becomes unusable even if it looks pretty.












