AssetDropper: Asset Extraction via Diffusion Models with Reward-Driven Optimization
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| author | Li, Lanjiong Zhao, Guanhua Zhu, Lingting Cai, Zeyu Yu, Lequan Zhang, Jian Wang, Zeyu |
| author_facet | Li, Lanjiong Zhao, Guanhua Zhu, Lingting Cai, Zeyu Yu, Lequan Zhang, Jian Wang, Zeyu |
| contents | Recent research on generative models has primarily focused on creating product-ready visual outputs; however, designers often favor access to standardized asset libraries, a domain that has yet to be significantly enhanced by generative capabilities. Although open-world scenes provide ample raw materials for designers, efficiently extracting high-quality, standardized assets remains a challenge. To address this, we introduce AssetDropper, the first framework designed to extract assets from reference images, providing artists with an open-world asset palette. Our model adeptly extracts a front view of selected subjects from input images, effectively handling complex scenarios such as perspective distortion and subject occlusion. We establish a synthetic dataset of more than 200,000 image-subject pairs and a real-world benchmark with thousands more for evaluation, facilitating the exploration of future research in downstream tasks. Furthermore, to ensure precise asset extraction that aligns well with the image prompts, we employ a pre-trained reward model to fulfill a closed-loop with feedback. We design the reward model to perform an inverse task that pastes the extracted assets back into the reference sources, which assists training with additional consistency and mitigates hallucination. Extensive experiments show that, with the aid of reward-driven optimization, AssetDropper achieves the state-of-the-art results in asset extraction. Project page: AssetDropper.github.io. |
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| spellingShingle | AssetDropper: Asset Extraction via Diffusion Models with Reward-Driven Optimization Li, Lanjiong Zhao, Guanhua Zhu, Lingting Cai, Zeyu Yu, Lequan Zhang, Jian Wang, Zeyu Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Recent research on generative models has primarily focused on creating product-ready visual outputs; however, designers often favor access to standardized asset libraries, a domain that has yet to be significantly enhanced by generative capabilities. Although open-world scenes provide ample raw materials for designers, efficiently extracting high-quality, standardized assets remains a challenge. To address this, we introduce AssetDropper, the first framework designed to extract assets from reference images, providing artists with an open-world asset palette. Our model adeptly extracts a front view of selected subjects from input images, effectively handling complex scenarios such as perspective distortion and subject occlusion. We establish a synthetic dataset of more than 200,000 image-subject pairs and a real-world benchmark with thousands more for evaluation, facilitating the exploration of future research in downstream tasks. Furthermore, to ensure precise asset extraction that aligns well with the image prompts, we employ a pre-trained reward model to fulfill a closed-loop with feedback. We design the reward model to perform an inverse task that pastes the extracted assets back into the reference sources, which assists training with additional consistency and mitigates hallucination. Extensive experiments show that, with the aid of reward-driven optimization, AssetDropper achieves the state-of-the-art results in asset extraction. Project page: AssetDropper.github.io. |
| title | AssetDropper: Asset Extraction via Diffusion Models with Reward-Driven Optimization |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.07738 |