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📄 Abstract
Abstract: We present Kaleido, a subject-to-video~(S2V) generation framework, which aims
to synthesize subject-consistent videos conditioned on multiple reference
images of target subjects. Despite recent progress in S2V generation models,
existing approaches remain inadequate at maintaining multi-subject consistency
and at handling background disentanglement, often resulting in lower reference
fidelity and semantic drift under multi-image conditioning. These shortcomings
can be attributed to several factors. Primarily, the training dataset suffers
from a lack of diversity and high-quality samples, as well as cross-paired
data, i.e., paired samples whose components originate from different instances.
In addition, the current mechanism for integrating multiple reference images is
suboptimal, potentially resulting in the confusion of multiple subjects. To
overcome these limitations, we propose a dedicated data construction pipeline,
incorporating low-quality sample filtering and diverse data synthesis, to
produce consistency-preserving training data. Moreover, we introduce Reference
Rotary Positional Encoding (R-RoPE) to process reference images, enabling
stable and precise multi-image integration. Extensive experiments across
numerous benchmarks demonstrate that Kaleido significantly outperforms previous
methods in consistency, fidelity, and generalization, marking an advance in S2V
generation.
Authors (9)
Zhenxing Zhang
Jiayan Teng
Zhuoyi Yang
Tiankun Cao
Cheng Wang
Xiaotao Gu
+3 more
Submitted
October 21, 2025
Key Contributions
Introduces Kaleido, a subject-to-video (S2V) generation framework that addresses limitations in multi-subject consistency and background disentanglement. It proposes a dedicated data construction pipeline with filtering and augmentation to improve reference fidelity and semantic coherence in generated videos.
Business Value
Enables more realistic and controllable video generation for applications like personalized content creation, virtual try-ons, and synthetic data generation for training other models.