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Seedream 4.5 Prompts
Find Seedream 4.5 prompts for event posters, travel graphics and product ads, including layout and typography instructions.
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Seedream 4.5 prompt examples and writing tips
Explore original writing examples with a complete prompt, suggested setup and practical ways to adapt it. Use them as starting points and refine the result for your own project.
Science fair poster with controlled text placement
- Complete prompt
- Design a cheerful science fair poster. Put the exact title "SCIENCE DAY" in large clear letters across the top. Below it, show three cartoon children wearing lab coats around a table with one telescope, one small robot and two bubbling beakers. Use a cream background with blue, orange and green accents. Keep a clear border around the illustration and an empty strip at the bottom for event details to be added later. No extra words or logos.
- Why this wording helps
- A specific object count controls clutter. Separating the title, illustration and blank event strip creates a useful poster layout without asking the model to invent details.
- What to change
- Replace the title, science objects and palette. Keep event dates and venue details out of the prompt until they are confirmed.
- Reference images and settings
- Use Text to Image with Seedream 4.5. No reference image is required. Choose a portrait ratio and start at 1K to review the layout.
- If the result needs work
- If the title is misspelled, shorten it or add final text in a design editor. If the scene is crowded, remove an object and increase the empty margins.
Food photography with one consistent light source
- Complete prompt
- A realistic close-up food photograph of one pear tart on a small white ceramic plate, placed on a dark wooden table. Thin pear slices form a visible fan across the pastry. A single soft window light enters from the left, revealing the flaky crust and a light glaze. Keep the front edge of the tart sharp and the background softly blurred. Place one folded linen napkin behind the plate. No hands, floating ingredients, lettering or extra plates.
- Why this wording helps
- Lighting direction, ingredient arrangement and focus placement describe observable details. Restricting props keeps attention on the food instead of decorative effects.
- What to change
- Replace the dessert, plate material and table surface. Update the ingredient arrangement to suit the new dish while keeping one light source.
- Reference images and settings
- Use Text to Image with Seedream 4.5. No reference is required. Start with a square image at 1K; inspect texture before requesting a larger output.
- If the result needs work
- If the glaze looks metallic, ask for a thin natural sheen and softer highlights. If the pastry is blurred, specify focus on the front crust and reduce the depth-of-field effect.
About Seedream 4.5 prompts
Build a visual hierarchy with a headline, main image and supporting information. Keep the reading order and spacing clear before adding decorative detail.
Using Seedream 4.5 in Collart
Quote required text exactly and describe its position. Inspect small print, dates and names in the output.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I adapt a poster prompt for my event?+-
Replace the event name, date and location together. Keep one clear focal point and review every rendered word.
Can I use these prompts directly?+-
Yes. Treat them as starting points and refine them for your reference images, aspect ratio, and target visual result.
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