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MODEL OVERVIEW

VIBE-Image-Edit is a text-guided image editing framework that combines efficiency with quality. It pairs the Sana1.5 diffusion model (1.6B parameters) with the Qwen3-VL vision-language encoder (2B parameters) to deliver fast, instruction-based image manipulation. The model handles images up to 2048 pixels and uses bfloat16 precision for optimal performance. Unlike heavier alternatives, this compact architecture maintains visual understanding capabilities while keeping computational requirements reasonable for consumer hardware. The framework builds on established foundations like diffusers and transformers, making it accessible to developers already familiar with the ecosystem.


MODEL INPUTS AND OUTPUTS

The model accepts natural language instructions paired with an image to understand both what changes should occur and where they should happen. It processes these inputs through its dual-component architecture to generate coherent edits that respect the original image composition while applying the requested modifications.


INPUTS

 * Conditioning image: The image to be edited, supporting resolutions up to 2048px
 * Text instruction: Natural language description of desired edits (e.g., "Add a cat on the sofa" or "let this case swim in the river")
 * Guidance parameters: Image guidance scale (default 1.2) and text guidance scale (default 4.5) to control edit intensity


OUTPUTS

 * Edited image: A single or multiple edited versions of the input image matching the text instruction
 * Variable quality levels: Output quality controlled through inference step count (default 20 steps)


CAPABILITIES

This model transforms images based on written instructions without requiring mask inputs or additional prompts. It handles diverse editing tasks from simple object additions to complex scene modifications. The multimodal understanding from Qwen3-VL ensures instructions align properly with visual content, reducing the gap between user intent and generated results. The linear attention mechanism in Sana1.5 enables rapid inference, generating edits in seconds rather than minutes. It maintains image coherence across different scales and aspect ratios, supporting both square and rectangular compositions.


WHAT CAN I USE IT FOR?

Content creators can use this model to prototype design changes before committing to manual edits. E-commerce platforms could enable customers to visualize product modifications in context. Marketing teams can generate multiple variations of images for A/B testing without hiring designers. Social media creators could quickly iterate on visual content. The model also supports integration into commercial applications, though it operates under SANA's original license terms. Developers building image editing tools can leverage this framework as a backend engine for their applications.


THINGS TO TRY

Experiment with varying guidance scales to control how dramatically the edits change the original image. Lower image guidance produces looser interpretations while higher values preserve more of the original composition. Test complex multi-step instructions like "add snow falling and make the trees more vibrant" to see how well the model handles compound edits. Try different image aspect ratios beyond standard square formats to explore the model's flexibility. Adjust the number of inference steps to find the balance between speed and quality for your use case—fewer steps run faster but may produce cruder results. Use style keywords in instructions (similar to how prompt engineering works in image generation) to guide the aesthetic direction of edits.

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