Model Comparison

Seedream V5 Lite vs Seedream v3 vs P-Image: 5 Prompt Text Test

Seedream V5 Lite vs Seedream v3 vs P-Image: 5 Prompt Text Test

Seedream V5 Lite aims at one annoying problem: models that can draw nice images but fail on text. This 5 prompt test compares Seedream V5 Lite against Seedream v3 and Pruna P-Image on labels, signage, UI, and diagrams.

What this test covers

  • 5 prompts, same text for all models
  • Focus: readable text + layout stability
  • One image per model per prompt

Models tested

Prompt 1: Product can with label text

This prompt checks text on a curved surface plus product-photo realism.

Prompt: Photoreal studio product photo of a tall aluminum can on a white marble pedestal. Clean minimal label with clear legible text: KARA DENIZ IPA. Smaller text below: 6.5% ABV. Tiny line at bottom: 330 ML. Softbox lighting. High detail.

Seedream V5 Lite

Seedream V5 Lite output for product can label text prompt
Seedream V5 Lite (2k, 3:2)

Seedream v3

Seedream v3 output for product can label text prompt
Seedream v3 (1248×832, 3:2)

Pruna P-Image

Pruna P-Image output for product can label text prompt
Pruna P-Image (3:2)

Prompt 2: Airport wayfinding sign

Signs look simple, but spacing and letter shapes drift fast. This prompt checks crisp text under realistic lighting.

Prompt: Wide angle photo inside a modern airport terminal. A hanging wayfinding sign in the center with crisp readable text on three lines: GELIS ARRIVALS, GIDIS DEPARTURES, CIKIS EXIT. Clean typography. Realistic lighting. Slight motion blur on people below.

Seedream V5 Lite

Seedream V5 Lite output for airport wayfinding sign prompt
Seedream V5 Lite (2k, 16:9)

Seedream v3

Seedream v3 output for airport wayfinding sign prompt
Seedream v3 (1280×720, 16:9)

Pruna P-Image

Pruna P-Image output for airport wayfinding sign prompt
Pruna P-Image (16:9)

Prompt 3: Mobile onboarding UI mockup

UI tests stress typography hierarchy: title, subtitle, button, and a tiny link.

Prompt: Isometric UI mockup of a mobile app onboarding screen. Flat design with a soft gradient background. Big title text: SHIP FASTER. Smaller subtitle: Deploy in minutes. Primary button text: START FREE TRIAL. Small link text below: SKIP. Perfect typography.

Seedream V5 Lite

Seedream V5 Lite output for mobile onboarding UI prompt
Seedream V5 Lite (2k, 9:16)

Seedream v3

Seedream v3 output for mobile onboarding UI prompt
Seedream v3 (720×1280, 9:16)

Pruna P-Image

Pruna P-Image output for mobile onboarding UI prompt
Pruna P-Image (9:16)

Prompt 4: Leaf diagram with labels

Diagrams fail in two ways: labels turn to gibberish, or leader lines point nowhere. This prompt checks both.

Prompt: Clean scientific diagram on a white background. Cross section of a leaf with neat labels and leader lines. Labels must be readable: CUTICLE, EPIDERMIS, PALISADE MESOPHYLL, SPONGY MESOPHYLL, STOMATA. Flat vector style. Precise alignment.

Seedream V5 Lite

Seedream V5 Lite output for leaf diagram labels prompt
Seedream V5 Lite (2k, 4:3)

Seedream v3

Seedream v3 output for leaf diagram labels prompt
Seedream v3 (1152×864, 4:3)

Pruna P-Image

Pruna P-Image output for leaf diagram labels prompt
Pruna P-Image (4:3)

Prompt 5: Magazine cover layout

This prompt mixes photo realism with a typical cover hierarchy: big headline, smaller cover line, and a barcode.

Prompt: Magazine cover photo of a trail runner in winter gear on a snowy forest path. High fashion editorial lighting. Add clean readable cover text: WINTER RUN KIT. Smaller cover line: 12 LAYERS THAT WORK. Small barcode at bottom right.

Seedream V5 Lite

Seedream V5 Lite output for magazine cover text and barcode prompt
Seedream V5 Lite (2k, 3:4)

Seedream v3

Seedream v3 output for magazine cover text and barcode prompt
Seedream v3 (864×1152, 3:4)

Pruna P-Image

Pruna P-Image output for magazine cover text and barcode prompt
Pruna P-Image (3:4)

Comparison table

Model Best at Weak spot Observed runtime (this run)
Seedream V5 Lite Layout-heavy prompts and clean typography targets Longer runs for simple prompts 31 to 42 seconds
Seedream v3 Fast baseline with solid photo results Small text and dense UI can drift 8 to 15 seconds
Pruna P-Image Speed on some photo prompts Can spike in time on layout prompts 5 to 102 seconds

Verdict

Seedream V5 Lite fits teams that care about text, diagrams, and UI mocks. Seedream v3 stays a good fast default when text does not matter. P-Image can be a quick pick, but the runtime swings on layout-heavy prompts.

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