# Frame Colorizer

## CLI Arguments

### Frame Colorizer Model

Choose the model responsible for colorizing the frame.

Argument: `--frame-colorizer-model`

Default: `ddcolor`

Choices:

* `ddcolor`
* `ddcolor_artistic`
* `deoldify`
* `deoldify_artistic`
* `deoldify_stable`

Example: `--frame-colorizer-model deoldify`

### Frame Colorizer Size

Specify the frame size provided to the frame colorizer.

Argument: `--frame-colorizer-size`

Default: `256x256`

Choices:

* `256x256`
* `384x384`
* `512x512`

Example: `--frame-colorizer-size 512`

### Frame Colorizer Blend

Blend the colorized into the previous frame.

Argument: `--frame-colorizer-blend`

Default: `100`

Range: `0` to `100` at `1`

Example: `--frame-colorizer-blend 100`

## Default Overrides

Modify the `facefusion.ini` file to override the defaults.

<pre class="language-ini"><code class="lang-ini">[processors]
frame_colorizer_model = deoldify
frame_colorizer_size = 512
<strong>frame_colorizer_blend = 100
</strong></code></pre>


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