AURELIA product-launch infographic
AURELIA tests exact text, component labels, specification-strip treatment, and editorial hierarchy.
Exact prompt
A premium 16:9 product-launch infographic for a fictional modular desk lamp. Exact headline: “AURELIA”. Exact subhead: “MODULAR LIGHT”. Show three clean exploded-view component diagrams labeled “01 BASE”, “02 ARM”, and “03 HEAD”. Include one compact specification strip with the exact text “2700K | 4000K | 6500K” and “USB-C · 12 HOURS · 3 MODES”. Warm ivory background, charcoal typography, muted amber accents, strict editorial grid, generous white space, realistic product render, crisp small text, no logos other than the fictional AURELIA wordmark.

Seedream 5 Pro
Native request size 2720×1530
All requested strings are exact. The file shows three distinct lamp components, an assembled lamp, and a bordered compact specification strip; two small unrequested icon-like marks also appear.

Seedream 5 Lite
Native request size 3072×1728
All requested words and numbers are legible. USB–C uses a longer dash than the requested USB-C, and the specifications appear in two loose lines without the requested compact strip; no assembled lamp is shown.

Seedream 4.5
Native request size 3840×2160
Every requested string is legible, and the file uses a compact specification strip. It adds a duplicate AURELIA wordmark and an unrequested 16:9 label, and it only partially followed the request for three clean exploded-component diagrams.
It does not establish universal typography accuracy.






