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RefCompose: Multi-Reference Image Generation via LoRA-Conditioned Diffusion

Filmmakers and visual artists routinely need to compose multiple references, actors, locations, props, cultural elements, into a single coherent shot, but existing tools either fail to scale past a handful of references or destroy fine grained subject identity in the process, since per reference tokenization scales memory linearly with reference count $N$ and generated content often departs from the given references rather than reproducing them. We propose \textbf{RefCompose}, a pixel space compositional conditioning framework that decouples \emph{where} things go from \emph{what} they look like, via a single fixed resolution reference canvas that keeps conditioning size constant regardle...

AuthorsSai Sri Teja Kuppa, Parth Shinde, Priyadharsan Balaji S et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published26 September 2026
Last updated at source26 September 2026
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