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VibeEdit: Image Editing with Canvas Instructions

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Briefings

VibeEdit is a new image editing interface that uses spatial annotations and short notes on images to specify edits, replacing the need for separate text prompts. The system was trained on 1.55 million source-target pairs using region-weighted fine-tuning and reinforcement learning, achieving a VLM rubric score of 79.9 and an outside-region PSNR of 32.8 dB on a human-curated benchmark of 419 cases. This performance significantly outperforms the FireRed baseline, which scored 67.4 on the rubric and 24.0 dB on PSNR.

Key points

• VibeEdit uses spatial annotations and short notes on images to specify edits, eliminating the need for separate text prompts.
• The system achieved a VLM rubric score of 79.9 and an outside-region PSNR of 32.8 dB on a human-curated benchmark of 419 cases.

Context

This research addresses the challenge of identifying intended objects or regions in image editing, which is often cumbersome when multiple similar objects exist. The findings are significant for advancing automated image editing capabilities without requiring additional text prompts.

Limitations

The evaluation relies on a human-curated benchmark of 419 cases, which may not fully represent real-world usage. The study uses preprint data and does not include results from the full training pipeline or long-term stability tests.

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