HFH-Font: Few-shot Chinese Font Synthesis with Higher Quality, Faster Speed, and Higher Resolution
Hua Li, Zhouhui Lian

TL;DR
HFH-Font is a novel few-shot Chinese font synthesis method that produces high-resolution, high-quality vector fonts efficiently, outperforming existing techniques and enabling automatic generation of professional-grade Chinese fonts.
Contribution
The paper introduces HFH-Font, a diffusion model-based framework with component-aware conditioning, a distillation module for fast inference, and a super-resolution module, advancing Chinese font synthesis.
Findings
Outperforms existing font synthesis methods in quality and speed.
Capable of generating large-scale Chinese vector fonts comparable to professional designs.
Produces high-fidelity, high-resolution raster images suitable for vectorization.
Abstract
The challenge of automatically synthesizing high-quality vector fonts, particularly for writing systems (e.g., Chinese) consisting of huge amounts of complex glyphs, remains unsolved. Existing font synthesis techniques fall into two categories: 1) methods that directly generate vector glyphs, and 2) methods that initially synthesize glyph images and then vectorize them. However, the first category often fails to construct complete and correct shapes for complex glyphs, while the latter struggles to efficiently synthesize high-resolution (i.e., 1024 1024 or higher) glyph images while preserving local details. In this paper, we introduce HFH-Font, a few-shot font synthesis method capable of efficiently generating high-resolution glyph images that can be converted into high-quality vector glyphs. More specifically, our method employs a diffusion model-based generative framework…
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TopicsPower Line Inspection Robots
MethodsDiffusion
