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TFCustom: Customized Image Generation with Time-Aware Frequency Feature Guidance

CVPR 2025 · Image generation › Autoregressive and latent generation · approach: Retrieval and matching with generative features · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes TFCustom, a fine-tuning-free subject-driven image generation framework that adds a synchronized ReferenceNet, a time-aware high/low-frequency feature refinement module, and a DINOv2 reward loss.

Problem

Current ReferenceNet-based customization injects reference features at a constant intensity across denoising timesteps and mainly as latent-level features, which limits image consistency and multi-object identity preservation.

Approach

Noise the reference image to match each denoising timestep so ReferenceNet features are time-aligned, split reference features into high- and low-frequency components via learnable Krisch and Gaussian convolutions, and modulate them with time embeddings (AdaLN) for coarse-to-fine injection, plus a DINOv2-based reward loss on one-step x0 predictions.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add synchronized denoising (Lref) to TFCustom (ablation)TFCustom · DreamBench, FTCLIP-I: 81.3 -> 83.2Helped
Add the time-aware frequency module to synchronized denoising (ablation)TFCustom · DreamBench, FTCLIP-I: 83.2 -> 85.9Helped
Add the reward model loss to synchronized denoising and frequency refinement (ablation)TFCustom · DreamBench, FTCLIP-I: 72.4 -> 73.7Helped
Use 1 M rather than 0.5 M training samples (ablation)TFCustom · DreamBench, FTCLIP-I: 80.1 -> 84.0Helped
Use 1.5 M rather than 1 M training samples (ablation)TFCustom · DreamBench, FTCLIP-I: 84.0 -> 84.9Helped
Use 2.3 M rather than 1.5 M training samples (ablation)TFCustom · DreamBench, FTCLIP-I: 84.9 -> 85.9Helped
Replace DINOv2 with DeepLabv3-MBv2 as the reward model (ablation)TFCustom · DreamBench, FTCLIP-I: 85.9 -> 84.1Hurt
Replace DINOv2 with FCN-R101 as the reward model (ablation)TFCustom · DreamBench, FTCLIP-I: 85.9 -> 84.3Hurt
Replace DINOv2 with UperNet-R50 as the reward model (ablation)TFCustom · DreamBench, FTCLIP-I: 85.9 -> 85.4Hurt
Use TFCustom rather than Kosmos-Gsingle-subject generation, No-FT · DreamBenchCLIP-I: 82.2 -> 84.1Helped
Use TFCustom rather than MS-Diffusionsingle-subject generation, No-FT · DreamBenchDINO: 67.1 -> 71.4Helped
Use TFCustom rather than MS-Diffusionsingle-subject generation, FT · DreamBenchCLIP-T: 31.3 -> 35.1Helped

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: in-house image pairs (2.3M) DreamBench MS-Bench

Benchmarks: DreamBench MS-Bench

Metrics: CLIP-I DINO CLIP-T M-DINO

Baselines: BLIP-Diffusion IP-Adapter Kosmos-G Emu2 λ-ECLIPSE SSR-Encoder MS-Diffusion DreamBooth Textual Inversion

Builds on: ReferenceNet AnimateAnyone DiT DreamBooth

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