PosterCraft: Rethinking High-Quality Aesthetic Poster Generation in a Unified Framework

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Autori principali: Chen, SiXiang, Lai, Jianyu, Gao, Jialin, Ye, Tian, Chen, Haoyu, Shi, Hengyu, Shao, Shitong, Lin, Yunlong, Fei, Song, Xing, Zhaohu, Jin, Yeying, Luo, Junfeng, Wei, Xiaoming, Zhu, Lei
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author Chen, SiXiang
Lai, Jianyu
Gao, Jialin
Ye, Tian
Chen, Haoyu
Shi, Hengyu
Shao, Shitong
Lin, Yunlong
Fei, Song
Xing, Zhaohu
Jin, Yeying
Luo, Junfeng
Wei, Xiaoming
Zhu, Lei
author_facet Chen, SiXiang
Lai, Jianyu
Gao, Jialin
Ye, Tian
Chen, Haoyu
Shi, Hengyu
Shao, Shitong
Lin, Yunlong
Fei, Song
Xing, Zhaohu
Jin, Yeying
Luo, Junfeng
Wei, Xiaoming
Zhu, Lei
contents Generating aesthetic posters is more challenging than simple design images: it requires not only precise text rendering but also the seamless integration of abstract artistic content, striking layouts, and overall stylistic harmony. To address this, we propose PosterCraft, a unified framework that abandons prior modular pipelines and rigid, predefined layouts, allowing the model to freely explore coherent, visually compelling compositions. PosterCraft employs a carefully designed, cascaded workflow to optimize the generation of high-aesthetic posters: (i) large-scale text-rendering optimization on our newly introduced Text-Render-2M dataset; (ii) region-aware supervised fine-tuning on HQ-Poster100K; (iii) aesthetic-text-reinforcement learning via best-of-n preference optimization; and (iv) joint vision-language feedback refinement. Each stage is supported by a fully automated data-construction pipeline tailored to its specific needs, enabling robust training without complex architectural modifications. Evaluated on multiple experiments, PosterCraft significantly outperforms open-source baselines in rendering accuracy, layout coherence, and overall visual appeal-approaching the quality of SOTA commercial systems. Our code, models, and datasets can be found in the Project page: https://ephemeral182.github.io/PosterCraft
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spellingShingle PosterCraft: Rethinking High-Quality Aesthetic Poster Generation in a Unified Framework
Chen, SiXiang
Lai, Jianyu
Gao, Jialin
Ye, Tian
Chen, Haoyu
Shi, Hengyu
Shao, Shitong
Lin, Yunlong
Fei, Song
Xing, Zhaohu
Jin, Yeying
Luo, Junfeng
Wei, Xiaoming
Zhu, Lei
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Generating aesthetic posters is more challenging than simple design images: it requires not only precise text rendering but also the seamless integration of abstract artistic content, striking layouts, and overall stylistic harmony. To address this, we propose PosterCraft, a unified framework that abandons prior modular pipelines and rigid, predefined layouts, allowing the model to freely explore coherent, visually compelling compositions. PosterCraft employs a carefully designed, cascaded workflow to optimize the generation of high-aesthetic posters: (i) large-scale text-rendering optimization on our newly introduced Text-Render-2M dataset; (ii) region-aware supervised fine-tuning on HQ-Poster100K; (iii) aesthetic-text-reinforcement learning via best-of-n preference optimization; and (iv) joint vision-language feedback refinement. Each stage is supported by a fully automated data-construction pipeline tailored to its specific needs, enabling robust training without complex architectural modifications. Evaluated on multiple experiments, PosterCraft significantly outperforms open-source baselines in rendering accuracy, layout coherence, and overall visual appeal-approaching the quality of SOTA commercial systems. Our code, models, and datasets can be found in the Project page: https://ephemeral182.github.io/PosterCraft
title PosterCraft: Rethinking High-Quality Aesthetic Poster Generation in a Unified Framework
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.10741