LumosX: Relate Any Identities with Their Attributes for Personalized Video Generation
Jiazheng Xing, Fei Du, Hangjie Yuan, Pengwei Liu, Hongbin Xu, Hai Ci, Ruigang Niu, Weihua Chen, Fan Wang, Yong Liu

TL;DR
LumosX introduces a novel framework combining data collection and advanced attention mechanisms to improve identity consistency and attribute alignment in personalized multi-subject video generation using diffusion models.
Contribution
It proposes a comprehensive approach with a new data pipeline and relational attention modules to enhance face-attribute alignment and intra-group consistency in personalized videos.
Findings
Achieves state-of-the-art results in personalized multi-subject video generation.
Demonstrates improved identity consistency and semantic alignment.
Provides a new benchmark for evaluating personalized video generation methods.
Abstract
Recent advances in diffusion models have significantly improved text-to-video generation, enabling personalized content creation with fine-grained control over both foreground and background elements. However, precise face-attribute alignment across subjects remains challenging, as existing methods lack explicit mechanisms to ensure intra-group consistency. Addressing this gap requires both explicit modeling strategies and face-attribute-aware data resources. We therefore propose LumosX, a framework that advances both data and model design. On the data side, a tailored collection pipeline orchestrates captions and visual cues from independent videos, while multimodal large language models (MLLMs) infer and assign subject-specific dependencies. These extracted relational priors impose a finer-grained structure that amplifies the expressive control of personalized video generation and…
Peer Reviews
Decision·ICLR 2026 Poster
- The paper addresses an important and challenging problem in video generation: enabling both personalization and semantic control, areas where previous works have struggled. - The paper introduces the dataset for this task and the designs on model side.
- The focus on generating videos based solely on facial attributes may limit the method’s generalizability to broader contexts. - It is unclear how the approach performs when handling videos with multiple subjects (three or more), as the datasets support up to three subjects. - The implementation details lack specifics on computational requirements such as GPU count and training duration. - The definition of a "subject" during data curation is ambiguous. Figures 3 and 4 suggest that a subject ma
1. Combines MLLM-driven data annotation with relational attention to solve a misalignment problem—an innovative fusion of NLP (entity extraction) and computer vision (positional embedding/attention masking) techniques. 2. The problem statement (face-attribute misalignment) is clearly articulated with examples (e.g., "A man on the left... and a man on the right..." causing confusion). 3. Enables flexible multi-subject customization (foreground/background control) that prior models lack.
1. The training dataset only includes 1–3 subjects, the paper acknowledges instability for 10+ subjects due to RoPE extrapolation. No preliminary results or mitigation detailsare provided beyond a future work note. 2. All evaluations rely on automated metrics. Human judgment of face-attribute alignment, video naturalness, and prompt adherence would strengthen claims (e.g., do viewers perceive fewer misassignments in LumosX-generated videos?).
- This paper focuses the problem of identity-attribute consistency, which sounds interesting but has been well explored topic in the domain of multi-subject video personalization. - From the Tables 1~3, LumosX shows strong quantitative results comparing the SOTA models, like Phantom and SkyReels. - The paper is well written and easy to follow. The figures are well-plotted and informative which can make readers quickly understand the core ideas.
- Although the paper focuses on maintaining consistent identity-attribute pairing, the author only show one generated example with multiple identity-attribute pairs (the right example in Figure 5). With such one sample, it is unconvincing to claim that LumosX is capable of solving the issue of inconsistent identity-attribute pairing. - While interesting, it is unclear whether the issue of inconsistent identity-attribute pairing is an actual problem. First, in the only multi-subject example provi
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TopicsGenerative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis · Multimodal Machine Learning Applications · Face recognition and analysis
