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AlignMorph: Tuning-Free Diffusion Image Morphing via Explicit Semantic Transport
Image morphing aims to produce a smooth and semantically consistent transition between two input images. Existing diffusion-based morphing methods either require expensive per-pair optimization or rely on implicit spatial alignment, which easily fails under large layout discrepancies. To address the
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