Face Masker

CLI Arguments

Face Occluder Model

Choose the model responsible for the occlusion mask.

Argument: --face-occluder-model

Default: xseg_1

Choices:

many
xseg_1
xseg_2
xseg_3

Example: --face-occluder-model xseg_2

Face Parser Model

Choose the model responsible for the region mask.

Argument: --face-parser-model

Default: bisenet_resnet_34

Choices:

bisenet_resnet_18
bisenet_resnet_34

Example: --face-parser-model bisenet_resnet_18

Face Mask Types

Mix and match different face mask types.

Argument: --face-mask-types

Default: box

Choices:

box
occlusion
area
region

Example: --face-mask-types occlusion

Face Mask Areas

Choose the items used for the area mask.

Argument: --face-mask-areas

Default: All

Choices:

upper-face
lower-face
mouth

Example: --face-mask-areas mouth

Face Mask Regions

Choose the items used for the region mask.

Argument: --face-mask-regions

Default: All

Choices:

skin
left-eyebrow
right-eyebrow
left-eye
right-eye
glasses
nose
mouth
upper-lip
lower-lip

Example: --face-mask-regions nose

Face Mask Blur

Specify the degree of blur applied to the box mask.

Argument: --face-mask-blur

Default: 0.3

Range: 0 to 1 at 0.05

Example: --face-mask-blur 0.5

Face Mask Padding

Apply top, right, bottom and left padding to the box mask.

Argument: --face-mask-padding

Default: 0 0 0 0

Example: --face-mask-padding 10 20

Default Overrides

Modify the facefusion.ini file to override the defaults.

[face_masker]
face_occluder_model = xseg_2
face_parser_model = bisenet_resnet_18
face_mask_types = occlusion
face_mask_areas = mouth
face_mask_regions = nose
face_mask_blur = 0.5
face_mask_padding = 10 20

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