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RenderMatte: Exact-Alpha Rendering and Group-Relative Alignment for Image Matting

Image matting is an essential enabling technology for modern visual content production, where foreground extraction determines the realism and editability of downstream creation workflows. However, precise alpha estimation in open-world scenes remains challenging because real foregrounds exhibit highly diverse appearances and opacity patterns. This makes existing methods struggle with semantic ambiguity and fine-grained opacity variation, especially in sparse boundary regions that are fragile and difficult to supervise. To address this gap, we present RenderMatte, a trimap-guided matting framework that adapts FLUX.1 Kontext through full-parameter fine-tuning, leveraging image editing prio...

AuthorsZecheng Ren, Yafei Hu, Jianing Zhao et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published9 August 2026
Last updated at source9 August 2026
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