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Constrained Edit Fields for Training-Free Flow Editing

Text-guided image editing aims to perform a desired edit while preserving source content unrelated to it. Pretrained rectified-flow models enable training-free editing of real images through modifications to their sampling trajectories. However, responses at locations unrelated to the desired edit can still accumulate along the editing trajectory and become visible in the final result. To overcome this, we propose Constrained Edit Fields (CEF), which assigns each spatial location a continuous edit responsibility that quantifies its relevance to the desired edit. CEF estimates edit responsibility directly from the source image when the relevant content is present. For edits whose target co...

AuthorsJingxuan Kang, Yinsong Wang, Che Liu et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published27 September 2026
Last updated at source27 September 2026
cs.CVcs.LG
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