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Diffusers inpainting guide: mask colours, blur, checkpoints and key parameters as documented
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What this guide covers
A reading of the Hugging Face Diffusers inpainting page for people repairing or replacing part of an image in code. It covers the mask convention, regular versus inpaint-specific checkpoints, and what strength, guidance and padding crop do. Documented only: the code was not run and no image was generated.
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Diffusers inpainting guide: mask colours, blur, checkpoints and key parameters as documented
Coverage
A reading of the Hugging Face Diffusers inpainting page for people repairing or replacing part of an image in code. It covers the mask convention, regular versus inpaint-specific checkpoints, and what strength, guidance and padding crop do. Documented only: the code was not run and no image was generated.
Useful starting points
- In the documented convention, white mask pixels are filled and black pixels are kept. Check the mask polarity first if the wrong area changes.
- A visible outline around the edit is a known sign of a regular checkpoint. The page offers an inpaint-specific checkpoint, mask blur or padding crop to reduce it.
- Latent output between chained pipelines only works when they use the same VAE class.
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