Moodboard frame
Example prompt
Quiet Mediterranean kitchen moodboard, limewashed walls, oak shelving, handmade ceramic bowls, morning side light, warm neutral palette, editorial photography.

It is useful for visual brainstorming, moodboards, social drafts, portraits, product ideas, campaign concepts, and single-image style variations.
Yes. Image-to-image accepts one source image. Describe the new style, background, mood, or composition and state which parts should stay unchanged.
The prompt supports up to 3,000 characters. The current page offers eight fixed aspect ratios from 1:1 through portrait, landscape, vertical, and 21:9.
Include the subject, scene, style, camera angle, lighting, colors, and output goal. For image-to-image, clearly separate requested changes from details that should remain stable.
No. This Seedream 5 Lite image-to-image workflow currently accepts one reference image. Use a multi-reference model when several inputs must guide one result.
Exact identity, logos, small text, hands, and product details can vary. The current integration exposes prompt and aspect-ratio controls without a manual quality selector.
Fast visual exploration from text or one source image with a focused set of controls.
No public result is stored for this Hub yet. Use the examples below to create the first model-specific result.
Example prompt
Quiet Mediterranean kitchen moodboard, limewashed walls, oak shelving, handmade ceramic bowls, morning side light, warm neutral palette, editorial photography.
Example prompt
Keep the subject pose and framing, transform the scene into a soft paper-cut illustration, limited terracotta and teal palette, layered shadows, clean edges.
Example prompt
Spring skincare campaign key visual, translucent green gel textures, dewy leaves, bright diffused light, centered product area, clean space for copy.
The current image-to-image workflow accepts a single source image.
This Lite integration exposes prompt and aspect ratio controls without a manual quality selector.
Exact identity, typography, logos, and small product details can change between generations.