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Chat2SVG: Vector Graphics Generation with Large Language Models and Image Diffusion Models

CVPR 2025 · Image generation › Autoregressive and latent generation · approach: Generative latent space tooling · 15 citations (OpenAlex)

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Chat2SVG generates SVG templates from basic primitives with an LLM (claude-3-5-sonnet) and refines them via dual-stage latent and point optimization guided by SDEdit/ControlNet image targets.

Problem

Text-to-SVG generation struggles with shape regularity, semantic clarity of paths, generalization, and expressiveness; image-based methods fragment shapes and language-based methods lack general-domain data and geometric detail.

Approach

Combine an LLM that produces semantically labeled SVG templates from basic primitives (with prompt expansion and visual rectification) with diffusion-guided dual-stage optimization (path-level SVG VAE latent optimization, then control-point refinement) to add detail while keeping one semantic element per path.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use Chat2SVG instead of SVGDreamerText-to-SVG generation · Text-to-SVG evaluationImage FID: 35.48 -> 33.31Helped
use Chat2SVG instead of T2V-NPRText-to-SVG generation · Text-to-SVG evaluationPath FID: 42.03 -> 39.07Helped
use Chat2SVG instead of T2V-NPRText-to-SVG generation · Text-to-SVG evaluationText Alignment: 0.3078 -> 0.3090Helped
add LLM-generated SVG templates instead of using randomly initialized shapes (ablation)Chat2SVG · Text-to-SVG evaluationImage FID: 47.21 -> 33.31Helped
add LLM-generated SVG templates instead of using randomly initialized shapes (ablation)Chat2SVG · Text-to-SVG evaluationPath FID: 70.13 -> 39.07Helped
add LLM-generated SVG templates instead of using randomly initialized shapes (ablation)Chat2SVG · Text-to-SVG evaluationText Alignment: 0.2968 -> 0.3090Helped
add dual-stage SVG optimization (ablation)Chat2SVG · Text-to-SVG evaluationImage FID: 33.45 -> 33.31Helped
add dual-stage SVG optimization (ablation)Chat2SVG · Text-to-SVG evaluationPath FID: 36.12 -> 39.07Hurt
add dual-stage SVG optimization (ablation)Chat2SVG · Text-to-SVG evaluationText Alignment: 0.3044 -> 0.3090Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: SVGRepo (52,805 colored SVG files, for FID reference) FIGR-8-SVG (path autoencoder evaluation) LLM-generated prompt set of 125 prompts

Benchmarks: SVGRepo reference FID FIGR-8-SVG path FID CLIP text alignment on 125-prompt set

Metrics: image FID path FID CLIP score user selection ratio

Baselines: CLIPDraw DiffSketcher VectorFusion SVGDreamer T2V-NPR

Builds on: T2V-NPR SDEdit ControlNet DeepSVG ImageReward

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