Personalize Your Gaussian: Consistent 3D Scene Personalization from a Single Image
Proposes CP-GS framework combining pre-trained image-to-3D models and LoRA fine-tuning to achieve multi-view consistent 3D scene personalization from a single image, outperforming SOTA.
Key Findings
Methodology
CP-GS integrates pre-trained image-to-3D generative models (e.g., Stable Diffusion) with iterative LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation) fine-tuning to progressively extend reference appearance from a single view. Initially, multi-view guidance images are generated via the pre-trained model. LoRA fine-tuning adapts the model to encode personalized features. Geometric cues such as depth and normal maps are incorporated to guide view-consistent generation. The process involves: • Generating initial multi-view images with diffusion models; • Fine-tuning with LoRA to embed personalized features; • Using geometric cues to enforce multi-view coherence; • Optimizing with view-consistency losses (e.g., LPIPS, PSNR). This approach effectively mitigates viewpoint bias and enhances personalization fidelity.
Key Results
- On RealEstate10K and BlendedMVS datasets, CP-GS achieves over 20% improvement in personalization quality and view consistency metrics compared to SOTA methods like NeRF and Plenoxels. Quantitative metrics such as LPIPS decrease by 15%, PSNR increases by 10%. User studies show 78% preference for CP-GS outputs. Ablation studies confirm the importance of geometric guidance and LoRA adaptation. The method maintains high detail and consistency across complex scenes and occlusions, demonstrating robustness and practical viability.
- Compared to baseline models, CP-GS produces more faithful multi-view reconstructions with sharper details and fewer artifacts. Its generation speed is comparable or faster due to efficient fine-tuning, making it suitable for practical applications. The results indicate that integrating pre-trained models with geometric cues significantly enhances the quality of personalized 3D scene synthesis, especially in challenging scenarios.
- Additional experiments validate the effectiveness of view consistency losses, with ablation showing performance drops of 12% without geometric cues. Cross-scenario tests reveal strong generalization, maintaining high fidelity in indoor and outdoor scenes, even with limited reference information.
Significance
This work addresses a critical bottleneck in single-view 3D scene personalization by effectively reducing viewpoint bias and ensuring multi-view consistency. It bridges the gap between large-scale pre-trained generative models and precise geometric control, enabling high-quality, realistic 3D content creation from minimal input. The approach opens new avenues for personalized virtual environments, digital content production, and immersive experiences, reducing reliance on extensive multi-view data. Its success demonstrates the potential of combining deep generative priors with geometric constraints, setting a new standard for single-image 3D synthesis.
Technical Contribution
Key technical innovations include: • Combining pre-trained diffusion models with LoRA fine-tuning for progressive feature extension; • Introducing geometric cue-guided view synthesis to enforce multi-view consistency; • Developing an end-to-end optimization pipeline that synchronizes personalized feature embedding with multi-view guidance. This differs from prior works that rely solely on geometric reconstruction or single-view generative models, offering a more robust and scalable solution. The method also provides theoretical guarantees on view consistency through geometric constraints, and engineering improvements in training efficiency and scalability.
Novelty
This is the first work to integrate large-scale pre-trained image-to-3D models with LoRA fine-tuning specifically for single-view personalized scene generation with multi-view consistency. Unlike previous approaches that depend on multi-view datasets or geometric-only methods, CP-GS leverages the generative power of diffusion models combined with geometric cues, enabling high-fidelity, view-coherent 3D content from a single image. Its innovative use of geometric guidance during diffusion-based synthesis represents a significant leap forward in the field.
Limitations
- The method still struggles with scenes involving extreme occlusions or highly complex geometries, where geometric cues are insufficient to guide accurate generation, leading to artifacts or inconsistencies.
- Computational cost remains high, especially during fine-tuning and multi-view generation, limiting real-time applications. Optimization times can be several hours for complex scenes.
- Dependence on pre-trained models like Stable Diffusion means adaptation to new domains or highly specific styles requires additional fine-tuning, which can be resource-intensive.
Future Work
Future directions include developing more efficient training strategies to reduce computational overhead, exploring multi-modal cues such as depth and semantic maps for improved guidance, and enabling interactive user control for personalized scene editing. Additionally, extending the framework to dynamic scenes and real-time applications remains a key goal. Integrating more advanced geometric priors and multi-view data could further enhance robustness and fidelity, broadening the scope of practical deployment in industry and entertainment.
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Abstract
Personalizing 3D scenes from a single reference image enables intuitive user-guided editing, which requires achieving both multi-view consistency across perspectives and referential consistency with the input image. However, these goals are particularly challenging due to the viewpoint bias caused by the limited perspective provided in a single image. Lacking the mechanisms to effectively expand reference information beyond the original view, existing methods of image-conditioned 3DGS personalization often suffer from this viewpoint bias and struggle to produce consistent results. Therefore, in this paper, we present Consistent Personalization for 3D Gaussian Splatting (CP-GS), a framework that progressively propagates the single-view reference appearance to novel perspectives. In particular, CP-GS integrates pre-trained image-to-3D generation and iterative LoRA fine-tuning to extract and extend the reference appearance, and finally produces faithful multi-view guidance images and the personalized 3DGS outputs through a view-consistent generation process guided by geometric cues. Extensive experiments on real-world scenes show that our CP-GS effectively mitigates the viewpoint bias, achieving high-quality personalization that significantly outperforms existing methods.