NGV1 nozzles: Seedream 5 Pro stamps the fill legend at 7cr
The NGV1 nozzle face gets a Seedream 5 Pro fill legend at 7cr; never let a model mint psi.
The NGV1 nozzle face gets a Seedream 5 Pro fill legend at 7cr; never let a model mint psi.
A CNG dispenser listing that books is type on the nozzle you ship: NGV1 face, receptacle geometry, the fill legend a fleet buyer will match to a station spec. Shoppers pause on glyphs they can check against a cut sheet. They do not pause on a cinematic forecourt with melted digits and a generated psi the dispenser never posted. Stamp the legend. Proof it like a press check. Leave pressure off the generate.
The NGV1 face is the fill legend
NGV1 is a leftover from the island. The island is architecture: canopy, hose, the dispenser cabinet a facilities team already hung. This leftover is the nozzle face. Mixing those jobs in one prompt is how a receptacle becomes a cousin station you do not operate.
Photograph the approved nozzle when you have one. Square to the face. Crop a handwritten QC tag. That still is identity. A paragraph about “a modern CNG station, cars filling, digital pressure climbing” decides a forecourt, a cousin nozzle, and a pressure trace nobody measured.
Do not put a talking attendant in the lockup. A constructed host walking “what psi you should fill to” is a mouth this leftover cannot carry, and a number this leftover must not invent. Empty nozzle. Readable type. Keep the face large. A wide of the whole island as the still and a macro of the legend in the prompt is a warp. Crop to the NGV1 face. Then, if you need motion, buy a slow hold on that file.
The AI product video generator is the hardware contract when the object is a physical nozzle: reference photos are the ground truth. Zoom to 100% and read the small print before you keep a take. Prompt only camera on the approved face. Re-describing “busy CNG island, pressure readout, driver filling” is how the model draws a second nozzle and a psi it minted.
Seedream 5.0 Pro stamps type at 7 credits
Seedream 5.0 Pro is ByteDance’s flagship text-to-image row: 7 credits, native text rendering in 14 languages, control over dense layouts and structured designs. Categories: text-to-image only. audio is null. No duration. Resolution is unset on this record — do not invent a 4K badge. Quote the fill legend you will actually stamp. Proof at 100%. A wrong character is a different mark.
Write the exact strings. If NGV1, a language panel, or a “CNG only” caution must stay verbatim, say so in the prompt and inspect the still. Seedream typesets a lockup; it is not a dispenser engine. Photograph a real nozzle face when you have one. Name Seedream when the job is the legend. A bare “make a CNG ad” will land on a portrait row, or a video row.
Fourteen languages is why this leftover sits here. A bilingual caution, a dense instruction block that has to read at postage-stamp size, a structured face plate — those are layouts. Quote the schema. Do not ask Seedream to invent a pressure figure you cannot point at a posted placard for.
Text to image is the catalog door. Generate an image from text is the named still job: you describe the face, the agent asks style, aspect, and count, then picks an image model — or uses the one you name. Priced per model, shown before you confirm. Name Seedream 5.0 Pro. Seven credits. It is not a talking-attendant generate. If the nozzle still is already approved, skip a second image generate for the claim line. Overlay after picture lock.
Never let a model mint psi
Fill pressure is a posted number from the station you already run, or a rating from the cut sheet you already ship. It is not a generate. A video row asked to letter psi onto a gauge will mint cousin digits. That is a false fill. A buyer who treats those digits as a spec has a different nozzle.
Do not prompt “NGV1 nozzle, digital gauge climbing, psi clearly readable.” Do not ask Seedream to invent a working pressure “so the ad looks technical.” Do not run Veo over a forecourt hoping the model typesets a rating into a dispenser head.
Veo 3.1 is native audio, official 4K tier, 4 / 6 / 8 second clips, 40 credits, text-to-video. That is a scene. Text-to-video of “CNG fill, pressure rising on the display, attendant explaining psi” will decide a cousin island, cousin digits, and a host who never stood at your hose. 4K of the wrong gauge is still the wrong gauge. Pause any such clip: the psi is the model’s, not yours.
If a pressure string must appear, type the figure from the placard or the datasheet you already published. Then burn it. Do not let the model choose the number.
Overlay if the nozzle photo already exists
When the face still is already the plate, skip a second still generate for the legend. Add a text overlay burns one authored line for the whole clip — top, center, or bottom. That is NGV1, a language caution, a CTA. It does not transcribe. A mute nozzle has nothing to listen to. Overlay after picture lock. Crop to the delivery ratio before you burn type.
If the still already carries a sharp, real legend you photographed on the nozzle you ship, keep it. Do not “enhance” the stamp. Prettier letters are a different mark. If the still’s legend is unreadable, overlay the human-readable string you typed from the cut sheet — still not a psi the model invented.
Most listing weeks do not need the island to spin. The face is the product. If a short push helps, photograph the real nozzle and animate that file. Prompt the camera. Do not prompt the pressure. If the freeze-frame would not pass the datasheet, the video will not pass the station. Type-lock the legend. Skip the attendant. Skip the minted psi.
FAQ
Can I prompt Seedream to put a working pressure on the gauge so the ad looks real?
No. That is a minted psi. Quote only the fill legend you will actually stamp — NGV1, language cautions, “CNG only.” If a pressure figure must appear, overlay the number from the placard or cut sheet you already publish. Do not let a model choose it.
Why Seedream instead of Veo for the nozzle face?
Because the leftover is type. Seedream 5.0 Pro is 7 credits, native text in 14 languages, dense layouts. Veo 3.1 is a 4 / 6 / 8 second scene at 40 credits with native audio. It will invent a forecourt and stamp a gauge.
Where does psi go if it cannot live in the generate?
Type it from a source you already posted, then overlay after picture lock. Pressure ratings change; the NGV1 face should not. Prompted digits are a miss you regenerate to fix, and they are not a validation.
Can I Veo an attendant holding the nozzle if I crop the face?
No. A constructed attendant is still a presenter, and the psi will not hold. Stamp the legend on Seedream, or overlay after a real nozzle still. The leftover is the NGV1 face. Veo is a scene.