ECCV 2026Poster

LibraGen: Playing a Balance Game in Subject-Driven Video Generation

作者: Jiahao Zhu, Shanshan Lao, Lijie Liu, Gen Li, Tianhao Qi, hanwei hanwei, Bingchuan Li, FangfangLiu FangfangLiu, Zhuowei Chen, Tianxiang Ma, Qian HE, Yi Zhou, Xiaohua Xie

摘要

With the advancement of video generation foundation mod-els (VGFMs), customized generation, particularly subject-to-video (S2V),has attracted growing attention. However, a key challenge lies in balanc-ing the intrinsic priors of a VGFM, such as motion coherence, visualaesthetics, and prompt alignment, with its newly derived S2V capa-bility. Existing methods often neglect this balance by enhancing oneaspect at the expense of others. To address this, we propose Libra-Gen, a novel framework that views extending foundation models forS2V generation as a balance game between intrinsic VGFM strengthsand S2V capability. Specifically, guided by the core philosophy of “Rais-ing the Fulcrum, Tuning to Balance,” we identify data quality as thefulcrum and advocate a quality-over-quantity approach. We constructa hybrid pipeline that combines automated and manual data filteringto improve overall data quality. To further harmonize the VGFM’s na-tive capabilities with its S2V extension, we introduce a Tune-to-Balancepost-training paradigm. During supervised fine-tuning, both cross-pairand in-pair data are incorporated, and model merging is employed toachieve an effective trade-off. Subsequently, two tailored direct prefer-ence optimization (DPO) pipelines, namely Consis-DPO and Real-FakeDPO, are designed and merged to consolidate this balance. During in-ference, we introduce a time-dependent dynamic classifier-free guidancescheme to enable flexible and fine-grained control. Experimental resultsdemonstrate that LibraGen outperforms both open-source and commer-cial S2V models using only thousand-scale training samples. ProjectPage: https://github.com/Phantom-video/LibraGen

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