MS-CustomNet: Controllable Multi-Subject Customization with Hierarchical Relational Semantics
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2603.21136v1
- Date: Sun, 22 Mar 2026 09:15:21 GMT
- Title: MS-CustomNet: Controllable Multi-Subject Customization with Hierarchical Relational Semantics
- Abstract summary: We introduce MS-CustomNet, a novel framework for multi-subject customization.<n>MS-CustomNet allows zero-shot integration of multiple user-provided objects.<n>Our method achieves a DINO-I score of 0.61 for identity preservation and a YOLO-L score of 0.94 for positional control in multi-subject customization tasks.
- Score: 4.05356944557183
- License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
- Abstract: Diffusion-based text-to-image generation has advanced significantly, yet customizing scenes with multiple distinct subjects while maintaining fine-grained control over their interactions remains challenging. Existing methods often struggle to provide explicit user-defined control over the compositional structure and precise spatial relationships between subjects. To address this, we introduce MS-CustomNet, a novel framework for multi-subject customization. MS-CustomNet allows zero-shot integration of multiple user-provided objects and, crucially, empowers users to explicitly define these hierarchical arrangements and spatial placements within the generated image. Our approach ensures individual subject identity preservation while learning and enacting these user-specified inter-subject compositions. We also present the MSI dataset, derived from COCO, to facilitate training on such complex multi-subject compositions. MS-CustomNet offers enhanced, fine-grained control over multi-subject image generation. Our method achieves a DINO-I score of 0.61 for identity preservation and a YOLO-L score of 0.94 for positional control in multi-subject customization tasks, demonstrating its superior capability in generating high-fidelity images with precise, user-directed multi-subject compositions and spatial control.
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