CVMar 11, 2025

DyArtbank: Diverse Artistic Style Transfer via Pre-trained Stable Diffusion and Dynamic Style Prompt Artbank

arXiv:2503.08392v121 citationsh-index: 15Has CodeKnowledge-Based Systems
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This work addresses the limitation of existing style transfer methods that produce consistent outputs, offering users more diverse artistic images, though it is incremental in improving diversity and realism.

The paper tackles the problem of generating diverse artistic style transfers by proposing DyArtbank, which uses a Dynamic Style Prompt ArtBank and Key Content Feature Prompt module to guide pre-trained stable diffusion, resulting in highly realistic and varied stylized images as verified by experiments.

Artistic style transfer aims to transfer the learned style onto an arbitrary content image. However, most existing style transfer methods can only render consistent artistic stylized images, making it difficult for users to get enough stylized images to enjoy. To solve this issue, we propose a novel artistic style transfer framework called DyArtbank, which can generate diverse and highly realistic artistic stylized images. Specifically, we introduce a Dynamic Style Prompt ArtBank (DSPA), a set of learnable parameters. It can learn and store the style information from the collection of artworks, dynamically guiding pre-trained stable diffusion to generate diverse and highly realistic artistic stylized images. DSPA can also generate random artistic image samples with the learned style information, providing a new idea for data augmentation. Besides, a Key Content Feature Prompt (KCFP) module is proposed to provide sufficient content prompts for pre-trained stable diffusion to preserve the detailed structure of the input content image. Extensive qualitative and quantitative experiments verify the effectiveness of our proposed method. Code is available: https://github.com/Jamie-Cheung/DyArtbank

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