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NumColor: Precise Numeric Color Control in Text-to-Image Generation

Text-to-image diffusion models excel at generating images from natural language descriptions, yet fail to interpret numerical colors such as hex codes (#FF5733) and RGB values (rgb(255,87,51)). This limitation stems from subword tokenization, which fragments color codes into semantically meaningless tokens that text encoders cannot map to coherent color representations. We present NumColor, that enables precise numerical color control across multiple diffusion architectures. NumColor comprises two components: a Color Token Aggregator that detects color specifications regardless of tokenization, and a ColorBook containing 6,707 learnable embeddings that map colors to embedding space of tex...

AuthorsMuhammad Atif Butt, Diego Hernandez, Alexandra Gomez-Villa et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published13 March 2026
Last updated at source13 March 2026
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