TEXT TO IMAGE WORKFLOW

Build an imagined world from a text prompt

Build an editorial or campaign concept from words. This example combines one sculptural subject with a reflecting pool, weathered stone and warm sunset light. Separating subject, setting and lighting makes the prompt easier to refine than a long list of aesthetic adjectives.

Concept / collection artwork · visual inspiration. This preview is not a verified output from the preset below. Your result will vary.

YOUR STARTING POINT

What you’ll need

No reference upload is required. Decide where the image will be used: a wide cover, a square social visual or a vertical composition. This preset opens Seedream 4.5 with a wide 16:9 composition and 2K output; you can change the model before generating.

Initial model: Seedream 4.5
Output setting: 2K · 16:9
Current-plan cost: 13 credits / image

Try this workflow

Opening the preset uses no credits. Review the prompt and quote before generating. A signed-in account, active plan and enough credits are required. See plans.

The starter prompt

Edit this brief for your own subject. It is a set of instructions to try, not a guarantee that every detail will be preserved.

An elegant twisted orange glass sculpture standing in a shallow reflecting pool inside an overgrown stone courtyard. A large circular doorway frames a glowing sunset. Moss-green walls, warm peach light, realistic glass caustics, quiet cinematic composition, wide landscape image, no people or text.

Work through the idea

01
Define the focal point
Describe one twisted orange glass sculpture. Keep its material and silhouette clear before adding more objects.
02
Use the setting to frame it
Place the sculpture in a reflecting pool and use a circular doorway behind it. Describe where the light comes from so reflections have a direction.
03
Refine one variable
Try a different glass color, softer light or more negative space. Keep the rest of the prompt constant so you can judge what changed.

Before you download or publish

The sculpture remains the focal point rather than merging into the background.
Glass transparency, highlights and water reflections are visually coherent.
The output leaves the space your layout needs. Add final typography and approved logos in your design tool.

Two ways to adapt it

A quieter material study

Replace the courtyard with a pale studio backdrop and retain only the sculpture, a shallow pool and soft side light.

Room for a headline

Place the sculpture on the right third of the image and request uncluttered dark stone on the left. Do not generate headline text.

A few useful answers

Is the hero artwork a Seedream benchmark?

No. It is concept artwork illustrating the prompt direction. The preset opens Seedream 4.5, but we do not present this artwork as a verified output or a quality comparison between models.

Which model should I choose?

Compare settings and credit costs, then test a brief that matters to you. The model comparison page describes supported capabilities; it does not claim a universal winner.