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# VybBench 1.0
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**Almost isn't good enough.** VybBench measures how well models maintain
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design fidelity by comparing how effectively they generate specific
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fonts and colors, and perform non-destructive edits.
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Our dataset consists of 145 fonts, 100 colors, and 200 edits. We have each model
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perform each task three times and score each generation individually.
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We compare top image generation models:
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ChatGPT Image (gpt-image-2.5-sunburst), Meta Muse, and Recraft v4.1. We also report
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the results for [Vyb 1.0](https://cocolabs.ai/vyb).
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## Results
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### Font fidelity
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We sample 145 [Google Fonts](https://fonts.google.com). For every font
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we choose a word to generate. We generate that word programmatically
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as well as through model calls. We compute the IoU of the ink between
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the ground truth generation and each model generation. The higher the
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score the better. As each model is allowed
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to scale and place the text individually, we compute the noise floor by
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measuring the IoU of multiple ground truth generations with the same font.
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| Model | Mean | Worst 5% of cases |
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| **Vyb 1.0** | **0.90** | **0.78** |
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output. Only Vyb generates an output that is close to the ground truth.*
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### Color fidelity
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To measure color fidelity, we pick 100 different colors. We ask each model to generate
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a rectangle in the specified color, given as a hex code. We then calculate the
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per-channel error for each of R, G, and B (out of 255) and report the maximum across
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channels.
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| Model | Mean | Worst 5% of cases |
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| **Vyb 1.0** | **0.0** | **0.0** |
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We provide every model the same starting design and the same edit prompt.
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For Vyb, the design is provided in the layered SVG format it accepts. For
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the leading image generation models, the SVG is rendered and provided in
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the PNG format they accept.
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For each model generation, we measure the fraction of pixels in the image
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that were changed and have an LLM judge score whether the edit was performed
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| Muse (`meta/muse-image`) | 91.9% | 99.6% | 98.0% |
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| Recraft (`v4.1`) | 98.9% | 100% | 51.2% |
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*An example of an edit where the request is to change the color
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# VybBench 1.0
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**Almost isn't good enough.** VybBench measures how well models maintain
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design fidelity by comparing how effectively they generate specific
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fonts and colors, and perform non-destructive edits.
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Our dataset consists of 145 fonts, 100 colors, and 200 edits. We have each model
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perform each task three times and score each generation individually.
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We compare top image generation models:
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ChatGPT Image (gpt-image-2.5-sunburst), Meta Muse, and Recraft v4.1. We also report
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the results for [Vyb 1.0](https://cocolabs.ai/vyb).
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## Results
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### Font fidelity
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We sample 145 [Google Fonts](https://fonts.google.com). For every font
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we choose a word to generate. We generate that word programmatically
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as well as through model calls. We compute the IoU of the ink between
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the ground truth generation and each model generation. The higher the
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score the better. As each model is allowed
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to scale and place the text individually, we compute the noise floor by
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measuring the IoU of multiple ground truth generations with the same font.
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| Model | Mean | Worst 5% of cases |
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| **Vyb 1.0** | **0.90** | **0.78** |
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output. Only Vyb generates an output that is close to the ground truth.*
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### Color fidelity
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To measure color fidelity, we pick 100 different colors. We ask each model to generate
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a rectangle in the specified color, given as a hex code. We then calculate the
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per-channel error for each of R, G, and B (out of 255) and report the maximum across
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channels.
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| Model | Mean | Worst 5% of cases |
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| **Vyb 1.0** | **0.0** | **0.0** |
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We provide every model the same starting design and the same edit prompt.
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For Vyb, the design is provided in the layered SVG format it accepts. For
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the leading image generation models, the SVG is rendered and provided in
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the PNG format they accept.
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For each model generation, we measure the fraction of pixels in the image
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that were changed and have an LLM judge score whether the edit was performed
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| Muse (`meta/muse-image`) | 91.9% | 99.6% | 98.0% |
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| Recraft (`v4.1`) | 98.9% | 100% | 51.2% |
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*An example of an edit where the request is to change the color
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