TokensGen: Harnessing Condensed Tokens for Long Video Generation
Wenqi Ouyang, Zeqi Xiao, Danni Yang, Yifan Zhou, Shuai Yang, Lei Yang, Jianlou Si, Xingang Pan

TL;DR
TokensGen introduces a two-stage framework using condensed tokens and a diffusion transformer to generate long videos with improved temporal coherence and smooth transitions, addressing memory and consistency challenges.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel approach combining token condensation and a diffusion transformer for scalable, coherent long video generation, which is a significant advancement over existing short clip models.
Findings
Enhanced long-term temporal coherence
Improved inter-clip smoothness
Reduced boundary artifacts
Abstract
Generating consistent long videos is a complex challenge: while diffusion-based generative models generate visually impressive short clips, extending them to longer durations often leads to memory bottlenecks and long-term inconsistency. In this paper, we propose TokensGen, a novel two-stage framework that leverages condensed tokens to address these issues. Our method decomposes long video generation into three core tasks: (1) inner-clip semantic control, (2) long-term consistency control, and (3) inter-clip smooth transition. First, we train To2V (Token-to-Video), a short video diffusion model guided by text and video tokens, with a Video Tokenizer that condenses short clips into semantically rich tokens. Second, we introduce T2To (Text-to-Token), a video token diffusion transformer that generates all tokens at once, ensuring global consistency across clips. Finally, during inference,…
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