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ExpressEdit: Fast Editing of Stylized Facial Expressions with Diffusion Models in Photoshop

Facial expressions of characters are a vital component of visual storytelling. While current AI image editing models hold promise for assisting artists in the task of stylized expression editing, these models introduce global noise and pixel drift into the edited image, preventing the integration of these models into professional image editing software and workflows. To bridge this gap, we introduce ExpressEdit, a fully open-source Photoshop plugin that is free from common artifacts of proprietary image editing models and robustly synergizes with native Photoshop operations such as Liquify. ExpressEdit seamlessly edits an expression within 3 seconds on a single consumer-grade GPU, signifi...

AuthorsKenan Tang, Jiasheng Guo, Jeffrey Lin et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published3 April 2026
Last updated at source3 April 2026
cs.CVcs.AIcs.HCcs.LG
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