A morph I made

benis123 · 02-27-2023

Hey everyone, I was messing a little with AI yesterday and I just wanted to share a morph I made.
https://gfycat.com/brokenactualbagworm

thelurker · 02-27-2023

Nice! What software did you use?

benis123 · 02-27-2023

I used facemorph.me website and pix2pix stabel diffusion. I found random guy on the internet, inserted him into facemorph (which gives the face that's the closest approximation it has), used pix2pix with prompt "make him a woman" to create female version (althought this version is not the final version, since unfortunately pix2pix mostly modifies face without changing bone structure). After that I used paint to modify the face to be more feminie/masculine, you can simply stretch the chin in paint, insert it into facemorph and it will give you the same face, but with bigger/smaller chin. The same applies to nose, jaw, cheekbones etc. You can even give them makeup by drawing black lines around eyes lol.

In total I created something like 18 faces and used facemorph api to download pictures of morphs between them and combined those pictures with ffmpeg command line tool. It took me around 1.5 hours or so.

thelurker · 02-27-2023

Heh. I've been using Fantamorph for my morphs -- old school key-point matching

02-27-2023	#1
benis123 Leecher Join Date: Sep 2020 Posts: 3	A morph I made Hey everyone, I was messing a little with AI yesterday and I just wanted to share a morph I made. https://gfycat.com/brokenactualbagworm

02-27-2023	#2
thelurker I come in peace Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 304	Re: A morph I made Nice! What software did you use? __________________ * The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible. * Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

02-27-2023	#3
benis123 Leecher Join Date: Sep 2020 Posts: 3	Re: A morph I made I used facemorph.me website and pix2pix stabel diffusion. I found random guy on the internet, inserted him into facemorph (which gives the face that's the closest approximation it has), used pix2pix with prompt "make him a woman" to create female version (althought this version is not the final version, since unfortunately pix2pix mostly modifies face without changing bone structure). After that I used paint to modify the face to be more feminie/masculine, you can simply stretch the chin in paint, insert it into facemorph and it will give you the same face, but with bigger/smaller chin. The same applies to nose, jaw, cheekbones etc. You can even give them makeup by drawing black lines around eyes lol. In total I created something like 18 faces and used facemorph api to download pictures of morphs between them and combined those pictures with ffmpeg command line tool. It took me around 1.5 hours or so.

02-27-2023	#4
thelurker I come in peace Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 304	Re: A morph I made Heh. I've been using Fantamorph for my morphs -- old school key-point matching __________________ * The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible. * Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.