X-SG2S: Safe and Generalizable Gaussian Splatting with X-dimensional Watermarks

3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) has been widely used in 3D reconstruction and 3D generation. However, the rapid adoption of 3D Gaussian Splatting raises growing concerns about information leakage and unauthorized use, urging the exploration of effective watermarking techniques. However, existing methods are limited by low capacity, fragility under geometric perturbations, and the infeasible requirement for costly fine-tuning or pipeline modifications, motivating the need for a generalizable, feed-forward framework capable of robust multi-modal embedding with minimal intrusion. In this paper, we propose a new framework X-SG2S which can simultaneously inject 1D to 3D watermarks for copyright protection, while keeping the high fidelity of original 3DGS scenes. Specifically, we first split the watermarks into message patches. A self-adaptive gate is developed to select the injection positions of the watermark messages. Then, we use an XD (multi-dimensional) injection head to inject multi-modal messages into sorted 3DGS points. To restore watermarking messages, a learnable gate is developed to recognize the watermarked locations, from which our XD-extraction heads are used to restore hidden messages. X-SG2S is the first framework to unify 1D-to-3D watermarking and enable simultaneous multi-modal watermark embedding in 3DGS, achieving this with minimal rendering interference and zero modifications to parameters or pipelines. Extensive experiments demonstrate that X-SG2S effectively preserves consistency between the watermark and the original 3DGS, exhibits robustness against model degradation, and maintains accurate judgment capabilities.