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ThinkDrag: Semantic Drag-Based Image Editing with Visual Reasoning

Drag-based image editing provides an intuitive interface for spatially controlled image manipulation by allowing users to specify handle and target points. Existing methods have made substantial progress through optimization-based, one-step, and feed-forward formulations, but they often interpret drag instructions as geometric displacements. This limits their effectiveness when the desired edit depends on interpreting image content and inferring a plausible semantic transformation from sparse point constraints. We introduce ThinkDrag, a unified multimodal framework for drag-based image editing with visual reasoning. ThinkDrag is trained to associate point constraints with meaningful objec...

AuthorsArmando Fortes, Tianyi Wei, Chindanai Trakantannarong et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published9 October 2026
Last updated at source9 October 2026
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