ByteDance released the Seedream 5.5 image generator, which now supports 100(!) iterations of edits and native RGBA.
ByteDance released Seedream 5.5 on the Dreamina ecosystem, CapCut and the BytePlus cloud platform.
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They want to move the generation pipeline from disposable concepts to an industrial graphic design pipeline, and solve the problem of pixel degradation during re-editing.
The main feature, accordingly, is support for extremely stable local editing with a depth of up to 100 consecutive rounds.
The out-of-the-box architecture supports native RGBA generation with a full alpha transparency channel.
Five already had a built-in mechanism for automatic layer separation, dividing the created composition into backgrounds, visual elements and editable text blocks. Improved and submitted.
For commercial print and marketing creatives, the typography block has been reworked: the frequency of critical text distortions has been reduced to 0.4%, ensuring clean rendering of small fonts and dense poster compositions in 14 languages.
In summary:
Stable multi-iterative local editing up to 100 iterations without background corruption.
Create original RGBA transparency with an alpha channel for hair, glass and complex shadows.
Automatic separation of layers for background, graphic objects and typography.
Critical text corruption rate dropped to 0.4% with support for 14 languages.
A 55.62% increase in GSB's realism index compared to the previous generation.
Get it here or wait for API:.
Drimina
BytePlus.
CapCut.