Face Selector
CLI Arguments
Face Selector Mode
Use reference based tracking or simple matching.
Argument: --face-selector-mode
Default: reference
Choices:
many
one
reference
Example: --face-selector-mode one
Face Selector Order
Specify the order of the detected faces.
Argument: --face-selector-order
Default: large-small
Choices:
left-right
right-left
top-bottom
bottom-top
small-large
large-small
best-worst
worst-best
Example: --face-selector-order left-right
Face Selector Age Start
Filter the detected faces based the starting age.
Argument: --face-selector-age-start
Default: None
Range: 0
to 100
at 1
Example: --trim-frame-start 20
Face Selector Age End
Filter the detected faces based the ending age.
Argument: --face-selector-age-end
Default: None
Range: 0
to 100
at 1
Example: --trim-frame-end 40
Face Selector Gender
Filter the detected faces based on their gender.
Argument: --face-selector-gender
Default: None
Choices:
male
female
Example: --face-selector-gender male
Face Selector Race
Filter the detected faces based on their race.
Argument: --face-selector-race
Default: None
Choices:
white
black
latino
asian
indian
arabic
Example: --face-selector-gender white
Reference Face Position
Specify the position used to create the reference face.
Argument: --reference-face-position
Default: 0
Example: --reference-face-position 1
Reference Face Distance
Specify the similarity between the reference face and target face.
Argument: --reference-face-distance
Default: 0.6
Range: 0
to 1.5
at 0.05
Example: --reference-face-distance 0.8
Reference Frame Number
Specify the frame used to create the reference face.
Argument: --reference-frame-number
Default: 0
Example: --reference-frame-number 100
Default Overrides
Modify the facefusion.ini
file to override the defaults.
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