JoyAI-Image-Edit
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🐶 JoyAI-Image-Edit

JoyAI-Image-Edit is a multimodal foundation model specialized in instruction-guided image editing. It enables precise and controllable edits by leveraging strong spatial understanding, including scene parsing, relational grounding, and instruction decomposition, allowing complex modifications to be applied accurately to specified regions.

🚀 Quick Start

1. Environment Setup

Requirements: Python >= 3.10, CUDA-capable GPU

Create a virtual environment and install:

git clone https://github.com/jd-opensource/JoyAI-Image
cd JoyAI-Image
conda create -n joyai python=3.10 -y
conda activate joyai

pip install -e .

Note on Flash Attention: flash-attn >= 2.8.0 is listed as a dependency for best performance.

Core Dependencies

2. Inference

Image Editing

python inference.py \
  --ckpt-root /path/to/ckpts_infer \
  --prompt "Turn the plate blue" \
  --image test_images/test_1.jpg \
  --output outputs/result.png \
  --seed 123 \
  --steps 50 \
  --guidance-scale 4.0 \
  --basesize 1024

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CLI Reference (inference.py)

Spatial Editing Reference

JoyAI-Image supports three spatial editing prompt patterns: Object Move, Object Rotation, and Camera Control. For the most stable behavior, we recommend following the prompt templates below as closely as possible.

1. Object Move

Use this pattern when you want to move a target object into a specified region.

Prompt template:

Move the <object> into the red box and finally remove the red box.

Rules:

• Replace <object> with a clear description of the target object to be moved.
• The red box indicates the target destination in the image.
• The phrase "finally remove the red box" means the guidance box should not appear in the final edited result.

Example:

Move the apple into the red box and finally remove the red box.

2. Object Rotation

Use this pattern when you want to rotate an object to a specific canonical view.

Prompt template:

Rotate the <object> to show the <view> side view.

Supported <view> values:

• front
• right
• left
• rear
• front right
• front left
• rear right
• rear left

Rules:

• Replace <object> with a clear description of the object to rotate.
• Replace <view> with one of the supported directions above.
• This instruction is intended to change the object orientation, while keeping the object identity and surrounding scene as consistent as possible.

Examples:

Rotate the chair to show the front side view.
Rotate the car to show the rear left side view.

3. Camera Control

Use this pattern when you want to change only the camera viewpoint while keeping the 3D scene itself unchanged.

Prompt template:

Move the camera.
- Camera rotation: Yaw {y_rotation}°, Pitch {p_rotation}°.
- Camera zoom: in/out/unchanged.
- Keep the 3D scene static; only change the viewpoint.

Rules:

• {y_rotation} specifies the yaw rotation angle in degrees.

• {p_rotation} specifies the pitch rotation angle in degrees.

• Camera zoom must be one of:

  • in
  • out
  • unchanged

• The last line is important: it explicitly tells the model to preserve the 3D scene content and geometry, and only adjust the camera viewpoint.

Examples:

Move the camera.
- Camera rotation: Yaw 45°, Pitch 0°.
- Camera zoom: in.
- Keep the 3D scene static; only change the viewpoint.

Move the camera.
- Camera rotation: Yaw -90°, Pitch 20°.
- Camera zoom: unchanged.
- Keep the 3D scene static; only change the viewpoint.

License Agreement

JoyAI-Image is licensed under Apache 2.0.

☎️ We're Hiring!

We are actively hiring Research Scientists, Engineers, and Interns to join us in building next-generation generative foundation models and bringing them into real-world applications. If you’re interested, please send your resume to: huanghaoyang.ocean@jd.com