One ladder from 1K to 4K
1K and 2K on Pro, 2K, 3K and 4K on Lite. The whole ladder stays on screen and the choice of size picks the model, rather than the model hiding the sizes it cannot reach.

Seedream 5.0 is an image generation and editing model built for complex visual tasks. It’s excellent for high-density infographics, precise editing, and native multilingual text. And it automatically breaks compositions into editable layers, while preserving transparency.
1K and 2K on Pro, 2K, 3K and 4K on Lite. The whole ladder stays on screen and the choice of size picks the model, rather than the model hiding the sizes it cannot reach.
Attach a subject, a wardrobe, a location and a style frame, then describe the one image they should become. Going over the current tier's ceiling blocks Generate with the number to remove.
The real edit prompts are short: replace the lemon with a white dove, everything else identical. Attach the frame, name the change, leave the rest alone.
A size a tier cannot render is greyed out with the reason, and too many references stop the button before the request goes out — no failed submit, no spent credits.









Resolution and reference count. Pro renders 1K and 2K and takes up to 10 references; Lite renders 2K, 3K and 4K and takes up to 14. At 2K both serve it, and Pro carries the recommendation.
Pick the resolution. The ladder runs 1K, 2K, 3K, 4K, and any tier that cannot serve your pick greys out with the reason — so the size decides the model unless you override it where both fit.
Up to 10 on Pro and up to 14 on Lite. Attaching more than the current tier allows blocks Generate and names how many to remove.
No. One image per Generate on this panel. Run the prompt again for another take.
No. Pro tops out at 2K. Move the resolution to 3K or 4K and Lite takes the render instead.
Seedream 5 is the newer family: two tiers, a 4K ceiling on Lite and 14 references. Seedream 4 has its own app and is the one that returns up to 6 images from a single run.