Style-NeRF2NeRF: 3D Style Transfer From Style-Aligned Multi-View Images
Haruo Fujiwara, Yusuke Mukuta, Tatsuya Harada

TL;DR
This paper introduces a pipeline for 3D style transfer that uses multi-view images generated by diffusion models to refine a NeRF scene, enabling diverse artistic style application with preview capabilities.
Contribution
The method uniquely combines multi-view diffusion-based image generation with NeRF refinement for effective 3D style transfer, allowing flexible prompt testing and high-quality stylization.
Findings
Effective transfer of diverse artistic styles to 3D scenes
Allows preview of stylized results before NeRF fine-tuning
Achieves competitive quality in 3D style transfer
Abstract
We propose a simple yet effective pipeline for stylizing a 3D scene, harnessing the power of 2D image diffusion models. Given a NeRF model reconstructed from a set of multi-view images, we perform 3D style transfer by refining the source NeRF model using stylized images generated by a style-aligned image-to-image diffusion model. Given a target style prompt, we first generate perceptually similar multi-view images by leveraging a depth-conditioned diffusion model with an attention-sharing mechanism. Next, based on the stylized multi-view images, we propose to guide the style transfer process with the sliced Wasserstein loss based on the feature maps extracted from a pre-trained CNN model. Our pipeline consists of decoupled steps, allowing users to test various prompt ideas and preview the stylized 3D result before proceeding to the NeRF fine-tuning stage. We demonstrate that our method…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHandwritten Text Recognition Techniques · 3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage · Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction
MethodsSparse Evolutionary Training · Diffusion
