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WMAdapter: Adding WaterMark Control to Latent Diffusion Models

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arxiv 2406.08337 v1 pith:EDG2WLOR submitted 2024-06-12 cs.CV eess.IV

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keywords watermarkwmadapterdiffusiongenerationqualityfinetuningimagemodels
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Watermarking is crucial for protecting the copyright of AI-generated images. We propose WMAdapter, a diffusion model watermark plugin that takes user-specified watermark information and allows for seamless watermark imprinting during the diffusion generation process. WMAdapter is efficient and robust, with a strong emphasis on high generation quality. To achieve this, we make two key designs: (1) We develop a contextual adapter structure that is lightweight and enables effective knowledge transfer from heavily pretrained post-hoc watermarking models. (2) We introduce an extra finetuning step and design a hybrid finetuning strategy to further improve image quality and eliminate tiny artifacts. Empirical results demonstrate that WMAdapter offers strong flexibility, exceptional image generation quality and competitive watermark robustness.

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