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FreeCHROMA: Generative Chroma Keying from Unaligned Background References

In film production, chroma keying composites an approved foreground performance into a new environment, but conventional workflows require coordinated background plates and dedicated harmonization. Recent generative methods often require pre-aligned backgrounds, focus on background-conditioned foreground relighting, or represent the environment only through an edited first frame. These restrictions limit background selection, scene composition, and camera motion while adding preparation or editing effort. We present FreeCHROMA, which adapts a pretrained video diffusion model in a parameter-efficient manner for generative video compositing from one to three unaligned background references....

AuthorsJiayi Wu, Tianfu Wang, Rui Zhao et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published10 October 2026
Last updated at source10 October 2026
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