IdGlow: Dynamic Identity Modulation for Multi-Subject Generation
Honghao Cai, Xiangyuan Wang, Jing Li, Yunhao Bai, Tianze Zhou, Haohua Chen, Chao Hui, Changhao Qiao, Runqi Wang, Sijie Xu, Yuyang Hao, Zezhou Cui, Yuyuan Yang, Wei Zhu, Yibo Chen, Xu Tang, Yao Hu, Zhen Li

TL;DR
IdGlow is a novel diffusion-based framework that enhances multi-subject image generation by addressing stability and identity preservation through a two-stage, mask-free approach with adaptive scheduling and context-aware prompt synthesis.
Contribution
The paper introduces IdGlow, a two-stage, mask-free diffusion model with adaptive scheduling and preference optimization for improved multi-subject image generation.
Findings
Achieves a better balance between facial fidelity and aesthetic quality.
Effectively preserves identity during age transformation tasks.
Reduces artifacts and semantic ambiguities in multi-subject images.
Abstract
Multi-subject image generation requires seamlessly harmonizing multiple reference identities within a coherent scene. However, existing methods relying on rigid spatial masks or localized attention often struggle with the "stability-plasticity dilemma," particularly failing in tasks that require complex structural deformations, such as identity-preserving age transformation. To address this, we present IdGlow, a mask-free, progressive two-stage framework built upon Flow Matching diffusion models. In the supervised fine-tuning (SFT) stage, we introduce task-adaptive timestep scheduling aligned with diffusion generative dynamics: a linear decay schedule that progressively relaxes constraints for natural group composition, and a temporal gating mechanism that concentrates identity injection within a critical semantic window, successfully preserving adult facial semantics without overriding…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGenerative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis · Face recognition and analysis · Face Recognition and Perception
