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OverLay++: Dense-Overlap Layout-to-Image Generation Dataset

Layout-to-Image generation has made substantial progress in spatial and object-level control. However, existing methods still struggle with complex scenes containing many overlapping and interacting objects. We argue that training data is a particular bottleneck: existing datasets lack examples with dense, complex object interactions. To address this gap, we introduce OverLay++, a large-scale Layout-to-Image dataset with structurally complex scenes. OverLay++ contains approximately 500K images with an average of 6.6 objects per image, exceeding existing datasets by 1.67 times in annotation density. Beyond annotation density, OverLay++ provides rich semantic detail with object captions ove...

AuthorsShivansh Aggarwal, Shresth Grover, Divyansh Srivastava et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published6 October 2026
Last updated at source6 October 2026
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