> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.facefusion.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.facefusion.io/introduction.md).

# Introduction

> Industry leading face manipulation platform.

### Preview

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### Installation

Be aware, the [installation](https://docs.facefusion.io/installation) needs technical skills and is not recommended for beginners. In case you are not comfortable using a terminal, our [Windows Installer](http://windows-installer.facefusion.io) and [macOS Installer](http://macos-installer.facefusion.io) get you started.

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[Installation](/installation.md)
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### Usage

Run the command:

```
python facefusion.py [commands] [options]

options:
  -h, --help                                      show this help message and exit
  -v, --version                                   show program's version number and exit

commands:
    run                                           run the program
    headless-run                                  run the program in headless mode
    batch-run                                     run the program in batch mode
    force-download                                force automate downloads and exit
    benchmark                                     benchmark the program
    job-list                                      list jobs by status
    job-create                                    create a drafted job
    job-submit                                    submit a drafted job to become a queued job
    job-submit-all                                submit all drafted jobs to become a queued jobs
    job-delete                                    delete a drafted, queued, failed or completed job
    job-delete-all                                delete all drafted, queued, failed and completed jobs
    job-add-step                                  add a step to a drafted job
    job-remix-step                                remix a previous step from a drafted job
    job-insert-step                               insert a step to a drafted job
    job-remove-step                               remove a step from a drafted job
    job-run                                       run a queued job
    job-run-all                                   run all queued jobs
    job-retry                                     retry a failed job
    job-retry-all                                 retry all failed jobs
```


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