# 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.

```ini
[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
```