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Facilitates advanced face swapping in images with high-quality, natural results for AI artists.
The AdvancedSwapFaceImage node is designed to facilitate advanced face swapping in images, offering a robust solution for AI artists looking to seamlessly integrate faces from one image onto another. This node is particularly beneficial for handling both single and batch image processing, making it versatile for various artistic and creative projects. By leveraging sophisticated face detection and swapping algorithms, it ensures high-quality results that maintain the natural appearance and expressions of the faces involved. The node's ability to handle multiple faces and apply different face mask types and regions allows for precise control over the swapping process, making it an essential tool for artists aiming to create realistic and compelling visual content.
The source_image parameter represents the image from which the face will be extracted and used for swapping. This image should contain a clear and well-lit face to ensure optimal results. The quality and resolution of the source image can significantly impact the final output, with higher quality images generally producing better results.
The target_image parameter is the image onto which the face from the source image will be swapped. This image can contain one or multiple faces, and the node will handle the swapping process accordingly. The target image's resolution and lighting conditions can affect the blending and realism of the swapped face.
The api_token is a security credential required to authenticate and authorize the use of the face swapping API. It ensures that only authorized users can access the service, protecting against unauthorized use.
The face_swapper_model parameter specifies the model used for the face swapping process. Different models may offer varying levels of detail and realism, allowing users to choose the one that best fits their artistic needs.
The pixel_boost parameter determines the resolution at which the face swapping process is performed. Higher values can enhance the detail and clarity of the swapped face but may require more computational resources.
The face_mask_blur parameter controls the amount of blur applied to the edges of the face mask. This helps in blending the swapped face with the target image, ensuring a smooth transition and reducing visible seams.
The face_occluder_model is used to detect and handle occlusions in the target image, such as hair or glasses, that may interfere with the face swapping process. It ensures that these elements are appropriately managed to maintain realism.
The face_parser_model parameter is used to analyze and segment different facial regions, allowing for more precise control over the swapping process. This can be particularly useful for complex images with multiple faces or intricate details.
The face_selector_mode determines how faces are selected for swapping when multiple faces are present in the target image. Options typically include selecting a single face or swapping all detected faces.
The face_position parameter specifies the index of the face to be swapped in the target image when multiple faces are detected. This allows users to target specific faces for swapping.
The sort_order parameter defines the order in which faces are processed, such as from largest to smallest. This can be useful for prioritizing certain faces in images with multiple subjects.
The score_threshold sets the confidence level required for a face to be considered for swapping. Lower values may include more faces, while higher values ensure only the most confidently detected faces are used.
The face_detector_model specifies the model used for detecting faces in the target image. Different models may offer varying levels of accuracy and speed, impacting the overall performance of the node.
The face_mask_types parameter allows users to specify the types of masks applied during the swapping process, such as box, occlusion, area, or region masks. These masks help in defining the areas of the face to be swapped and blended.
The mask_areas parameter defines specific areas of the face to be masked during the swapping process. This allows for targeted swapping and blending, enhancing the realism of the final image.
The mask_regions parameter specifies particular regions of the face to be masked, providing additional control over the swapping process. This can be useful for complex images with detailed facial features.
The padding parameter sets the amount of padding applied around the face mask, defined as a tuple of four integers representing the top, right, bottom, and left padding. This helps in adjusting the blending area and ensuring a seamless transition between the swapped face and the target image.
The output_tensor is the primary output of the node, containing the image or batch of images with the swapped faces. This tensor maintains the original format of the input images, ensuring compatibility with subsequent processing steps. The output tensor is crucial for evaluating the success of the face swapping process and can be used for further artistic manipulation or direct use in creative projects.
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