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Swift CLI, for ControlNet InPaint, it only uses the --controlnet-inputs. You can't also use the --image argument. The --image argument is for Image2Image. This is the command I use (with...

ControlNet InPaint in Mochi only uses one input image. The masked image. The text prompt tells what to put in the masked area. The upper spot for an input image...

And yes, this is all very confusing because it is not explained well with visual examples anywhere. That is something Mochi needs to improve on.

In this example, everything is masked except the face. The text prompt tells to use a "suit of armor" where there is mask.

Masked image ![mask-blouse-5x5](https://github.com/apple/ml-stable-diffusion/assets/114269461/a3ab0ae7-bee8-4243-a08b-a4f560918b03) Prompt: Woman in flower print blouse ![Woman with flower print blouse 10 1371478925](https://github.com/apple/ml-stable-diffusion/assets/114269461/450717f3-3cc3-4a07-8dd4-205dbd44f956) ![Woman with flower print blouse 12 1371478927](https://github.com/apple/ml-stable-diffusion/assets/114269461/0c75d313-8917-4a85-88b8-35e0427b9586)

When I have used it in Swift CLI, it is the same inputs and logic. The python CLI pipeline may be different.