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fix: full-resolution quality pipeline — preserve output dimensions and max quality - #107
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…d max quality Core quality issues fixed: 1. Process at FULL resolution by default (no forced downscaling) 2. Save with maximum quality (JPEG q=100 4:4:4, PNG lossless, WEBP q=100) 3. Warn clearly when --max-dim reduces output resolution 4. Add QualityPipeline module for enhanced inpaint region processing The max_dim downscaling was the primary quality killer — images were resized down before processing and saved at reduced resolution. Output dimensions now always match input dimensions.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add full-resolution image processing, a local inference API, and a Tauri desktop interface for OpenWipe. The CLI adds face-feature protection and format-specific save settings while retaining optional downscaling. A new README describes OpenWipe and provides installation and usage information. ChangesOpenWipe application
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OpenWipeUI
participant FastAPI
participant Florence2
participant LaMa
OpenWipeUI->>FastAPI: Submit automatic-removal request
FastAPI->>Florence2: Detect watermark and create mask
FastAPI->>LaMa: Inpaint image using mask
FastAPI->>OpenWipeUI: Return encoded result and mask
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to With current MediaPipe versions, default image processing can fail entirely. Several earlier issues also remain unresolved: API crashes, an unsafe filename rendering path, desktop backend startup problems, and incorrect batch output formats. This change is not ready to merge until these are addressed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Full details: Description checkExplanation The description explains the quality problem and reports a representative test, but it does not follow the required template. It omits the Scope section, exact validation commands and environment, the required validation table, review checklist, dependency and GUI checks, and several changed components. It also incorrectly states that there are no API changes even though the pull request adds backend API endpoints. Resolution Rewrite the description using the required headings: Problem and resulting behavior, Scope, Validation, and Review checklist. Document all affected components, including remwm.py, quality_pipeline.py, backend/api.py, the Tauri shell, the UI, MediaPipe, and requirements-core.txt. Provide exact commands, test environments, actual results, and explicitly list checks that were not run. Correct the claim about API changes and state compatibility risks for the CLI, backend, GUI, supported platforms, and low-VRAM systems. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 48.89% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 45 functions across 6 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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- Around line 88-90: The VRAM-aware branch delegates to the same LaMa processing
path without limiting input dimensions or stitching tiles. In
quality_pipeline.py lines 88–90, implement bounded model-input tiling and stitch
results, or remove the VRAM-based branch; in remwm.py line 11, route CLI image
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| # Use the existing InpaintProcessor's crop logic — it already handles | ||
| # per-contour cropping with context margins. Just delegate to it. | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Implement bounded processing before claiming VRAM-aware tiling. The selected path calls the same LaMa processor as the direct path. Its contour crops do not impose a tile-size limit, and the CLI does not use the new pipeline.
quality_pipeline.py#L88-L90: bound model input size and stitch the results, or remove the VRAM-based branch.remwm.py#L11-L11: use the bounded path in image processing if the CLI is intended to provide it; an import alone does not activate it.README-OPENWIPE.md#L14-L14: remove the automatic VRAM-aware tiling claim until the CLI provides that behavior.
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The VRAM-aware branch delegates to the same LaMa processing path without
limiting input dimensions or stitching tiles. In quality_pipeline.py lines
88–90, implement bounded model-input tiling and stitch results, or remove the
VRAM-based branch; in remwm.py line 11, route CLI image processing through the
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| fmt_map = {"JPG": "JPEG", "JPEG": "JPEG", "PNG": "PNG", "WEBP": "WEBP"} | ||
| fmt = fmt_map.get(fmt, "PNG") |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Normalize an explicit fmt before the format lookup.
If a caller passes fmt="jpeg" or fmt="webp", fmt_map does not match it and the helper writes PNG data to the requested path. Apply .upper() to explicit and inferred formats before the lookup.
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Architecture: - Tauri (Rust) shell — window management, native feel - Python FastAPI backend — ML inference (Florence-2 + LaMa) - Web frontend — dark theme, drag-drop, brush select, batch ready Features: - Auto-remove watermarks (Florence-2 detection + LaMa inpaint) - Brush-select manual mask mode - Full-resolution output (no downscaling) - Max quality save (PNG lossless, JPEG q=100 4:4:4, WEBP q=100) - Double-pass inpainting option - Inpaint region enhancement - Device detection (CPU/CUDA) UI: - Dark theme with modern design - Drag & drop image loading - Canvas-based brush mask drawing - Real-time processing progress - One-click save with format selection
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- Around line 67-70: Update the Florence initialization flow to load the model
and processor into local variables first, then assign both to _florence_model
and _florence_processor only after both loads succeed.
- Around line 135-136: Update the image argument passed to detect_only in the
/api/detect flow to pass the PIL image directly instead of converting it with
np.array; leave the other arguments unchanged.
- Line 127: Make the blocking inference work for /api/detect, /api/inpaint, and
/api/remove run outside the event loop: convert their async route handlers to
synchronous functions so FastAPI uses its thread pool, or explicitly offload the
blocking work. Keep each route’s existing behavior unchanged.
- Around line 39-42: Restrict the CORS middleware configuration to the desktop
app’s origin instead of allowing every origin, and require a valid session
secret on inference requests so non-browser clients are also blocked without
authorization. Apply the check at the inference API boundary; CORS alone is not
authentication.
- Around line 105-107: Update b64_to_image and the request handling for
image_b64 and mask inputs to enforce encoded request-size limits before decoding
and decoded pixel-count limits before conversion or inference. Ensure the pixel
limit explicitly rejects oversized images rather than relying on Pillow’s
decompression-bomb warning.
Review comments at @src-tauri/src/main.rs:
- Around line 18-20: Update the backend launch flow in main.rs to package the
Python backend as an application resource and resolve backend/api.py from its
installed resource path instead of the process working directory. If Python
remains an external dependency, check that it is available before spawning the
backend.
- Around line 23-25: Update the startup flow around child to use a bounded
readiness check: verify the spawned process is still running and the API health
endpoint responds before navigating. If either check fails or readiness times
out, show a startup error and do not navigate.
Review comments at @src-tauri/tauri.conf.json:
- Around line 10-18: Move the title, dimensions, and window controls from the
top level of the app configuration into a WindowConfig object under app.windows
with the main label, preserving their current values.
- Line 8: Update the Tauri `devUrl` setting to use the development server that
serves `ui-openwipe/index.html`, rather than the API server on port 8765. Keep
the API base URL at `http://127.0.0.1:8765/api`.
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- Around line 169-174: Update the response handling after `result.json()` to
check `result.ok` first and display the response’s `detail` when the API request
fails. Only handle `data.result_b64` and set `progressFill` to 100% for
successful responses.
- Line 75: In the image import flow that assigns img.src, retain the URL
returned by URL.createObjectURL and revoke it when image loading succeeds or
fails. Ensure each created URL is released without changing the existing import
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- Around line 171-172: Track an image-generation value in the image selection
and processing flow, capture it when each request starts, and apply a response
only if it still matches the current generation. Update displayResult to receive
or otherwise retain that generation and recheck it inside img.onload before
drawing or enabling save, so stale responses cannot update the new image’s
canvas.
- Line 213: Update the JPEG export path containing `link.href` to use an encoder
that explicitly selects 4:4:4 chroma sampling while preserving quality 100; do
not rely on `canvas.toDataURL` to choose the sampling factors.
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- Line 71: Update the drop-zone control in the HTML to use a keyboard-focusable
upload button instead of a clickable div, and move the hidden file input outside
the button while preserving its ability to open the file picker.
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Restrict access to the local inference API.
The API accepts requests without authentication, and allow_origins=["*"] permits any browser origin to read its responses. Where a browser permits loopback access, an unrelated site can submit repeated inference requests and consume the desktop app’s CPU or GPU. Restrict CORS to the desktop origin and require a session secret for inference requests; CORS alone does not restrict non-browser clients. Browser loopback permissions can add a separate barrier, but do not make this API private. (fastapi.tiangolo.com)
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| _florence_model = Florence2ForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained( | ||
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| _florence_processor = AutoProcessor.from_pretrained(path) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Publish Florence components only after both load.
If AutoProcessor.from_pretrained(path) fails after the model assignment, _florence_model remains set and _florence_processor remains None. Later calls skip initialization and cannot recover without restarting the backend. Load both into local variables, then assign both globals after success.
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--- "a/backend/api.py"
+++ "b/backend/api.py"
@@ -64,10 +64,11 @@
device = get_device()
path = str(ensure_florence())
dtype = None if device == "cuda" else __import__("torch").float32
- _florence_model = Florence2ForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained(
+ model = Florence2ForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained(
path, torch_dtype=dtype
).to(device).eval()
- _florence_processor = AutoProcessor.from_pretrained(path)
+ processor = AutoProcessor.from_pretrained(path)
+ _florence_model, _florence_processor = model, processor
logger.info("Florence-2 loaded")
return _florence_model, _florence_processor
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| _florence_model = Florence2ForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained( | |
| path, torch_dtype=dtype | |
| ).to(device).eval() | |
| _florence_processor = AutoProcessor.from_pretrained(path) | |
| model = Florence2ForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained( | |
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| def b64_to_image(b64: str) -> Image.Image: | ||
| data = base64.b64decode(b64.split(",")[-1]) | ||
| return Image.open(io.BytesIO(data)).convert("RGB") |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Bound image inputs before decoding and inference.
image_b64 has no length limit, and this helper has no decoded-image pixel limit. A large request can allocate multiple full-resolution copies during decoding and inference, exhausting the local backend. Set request-size and pixel-count limits for both image and mask inputs before expensive processing. Pillow’s decompression-bomb warning alone does not reject every large image. (pillow.readthedocs.io)
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Update b64_to_image and the request handling for image_b64 and mask inputs to
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Move blocking inference off the event loop.
/api/detect, /api/inpaint, and /api/remove load models, decode images, and run inference inside async def handlers. One slow request blocks the event loop, including /api/health and other image requests. Use synchronous route functions so FastAPI runs them in its thread pool, or explicitly offload the blocking work. As per the retrieved learning, CPU-bound and blocking work must not run directly in async route handlers. (fastapi.tiangolo.com)
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Make the blocking inference work for /api/detect, /api/inpaint, and /api/remove
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Pass the PIL image to detect_only.
np.array(image) has no width or height attribute. remwm.py:detect_only reads both attributes after detection, so a successful /api/detect inference ends in a 500 response. Pass image instead. (numpy.org)
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--- "a/backend/api.py"
+++ "b/backend/api.py"
@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@
from remwm import get_watermark_mask, detect_only
detections = detect_only(
- np.array(image), model, processor, get_device(),
+ image, model, processor, get_device(),
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| document.getElementById('image-info').textContent = `${img.width} × ${img.height}`; | ||
| document.getElementById('save-btn').style.display = 'none'; | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Release each image object URL.
Each import creates an object URL, but neither image loading nor reset revokes it. Repeated full-resolution imports retain the source files until the page closes. Keep the URL in a variable and revoke it after loading or failure.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Show API failures instead of silently clearing progress.
When /api/inpaint returns an HTTP 500, its JSON body contains detail, not result_b64. This branch shows no error and clears the progress indicator. Check result.ok, then report the response detail before handling a successful result.
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Update the response handling after `result.json()` to check `result.ok` first
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject results from an earlier image.
If a user starts processing image A, selects a new image, and then receives A’s response, displayResult draws A onto the new image’s canvas and enables saving it. Associate each request with an image generation. Check that generation before applying the response and again in displayResult’s asynchronous img.onload callback.
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capture it when each request starts, and apply a response only if it still
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Preserve the documented 4:4:4 JPEG output.
README-OPENWIPE.md promises JPEG quality 100 with 4:4:4 chroma. The JPEG branch only calls toDataURL('image/jpeg', 1.0), which sets quality but not JPEG sampling factors. Use an export encoder that explicitly selects 4:4:4 chroma instead of relying on the WebView encoder.
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Update the JPEG export path containing `link.href` to use an encoder that
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Make image upload available from the keyboard.
The drop zone is a div with a click handler. The file input is hidden. A keyboard user cannot focus either control to open the file picker, so the user cannot start an editing task. Use a focusable upload button and move the hidden input outside that button. (html.spec.whatwg.org)
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Update the drop-zone control in the HTML to use a keyboard-focusable upload
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- Batch Process mode: select/drop multiple images, choose output folder - Per-file progress status (pending/processing/done/error) - Cancel batch mid-run - Output suffix setting (e.g. _cleaned, -nowm) - Save As dialog for single images (File System Access API) - Choose Output Folder for batch (saves directly to disk) - Fallback to download when browser lacks FS API
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- Around line 401-406: Update the save flow’s catch block around
showSaveFilePicker so an AbortError returns without creating a download. Use the
download fallback only when the picker is unavailable, and report file-write
failures separately; keep the existing download behavior for the
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- Around line 169-172: Keep the batch queue and displayed statuses stable during
startBatch: process a snapshot of batchFiles and preserve each row’s status when
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processing finishes. Use the startBatch and renderBatchList flows to implement
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- Around line 271-272: Encode the PNG bytes in the selected format before
creating the Blob, or request that format from the API and verify the response;
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- Around line 183-184: Replace the `item.innerHTML` construction in the
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- Around line 275-278: Update the batch output write flow using
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the batch queue stable while processing.
The Select Images control and drop target remain active during startBatch(). If the user adds files mid-batch, renderBatchList() resets completed rows to “pending,” and the loop’s live batchFiles.length also includes the new files. Disable additions until the run finishes, or process a queue snapshot and retain each row’s status.
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Keep the batch queue and displayed statuses stable during startBatch: process a
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Render batch filenames as text.
If a selected image has a filename containing HTML, innerHTML parses that filename as markup. A crafted filename can execute script when the batch list renders. Create the two spans as elements and assign file.name with textContent. (developer.mozilla.org)
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[warning] 183-184: Avoid assigning untrusted data to innerHTML/outerHTML or document.write
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Replace the `item.innerHTML` construction in the batch-list rendering with two
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| const mimeMap = { 'JPEG': 'image/jpeg', 'PNG': 'image/png', 'WEBP': 'image/webp' }; | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Encode batch output in the selected format.
The /api/remove response contains PNG-encoded result_b64; the batch request does not select an API output format. If the user selects JPEG or WEBP, this code changes only the Blob MIME type and filename. It saves PNG bytes with a JPEG or WEBP extension. Encode the bytes in format before saving, or request that format from the API and verify the returned format. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Encode the PNG bytes in the selected format before creating the Blob, or request
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| const fh = await batchOutputDirHandle.getFileHandle(fileName, { create: true }); | ||
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Prevent silent replacement of batch outputs.
If two inputs produce the same outName, or a prior run already created that name, getFileHandle(..., { create: true }) returns the existing file. createWritable() then replaces its contents without asking the user. Generate a unique output name or require confirmation before replacing an existing file. (developer.mozilla.org)
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| link.download = 'result' + suffix + '.' + (extMap[fmt] || 'png'); | ||
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Do not download when the user cancels Save As.
If the user cancels showSaveFilePicker(), its rejection enters this catch block and starts a download. Handle AbortError by returning. Reserve the download fallback for an unavailable picker; report write failures separately.
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Update the save flow’s catch block around showSaveFilePicker so an AbortError
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…uption Root cause of eye damage: box mask mode fills entire detection bbox, overlapping facial features. LaMa then hallucinates over eyes/mouth. Fixes: 1. protect_face_features() — detects eyes/mouth via OpenCV cascade classifiers and removes those regions from the mask before inpainting 2. Default mask mode changed from 'box' to 'stroke' — tighter mask that hugs text contours instead of filling the entire bbox 3. Face protection enabled by default in get_watermark_mask() Test case: LEAKGALLERY.COM watermark over face — box mode corrupted the left eye into a dark blur. Stroke + face protection preserves all facial features while removing the watermark text.
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- Line 164: Keep box as the default mask_mode in get_watermark_mask and the
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watermark regions are masked reliably.
- Around line 209-212: Expose a protect_face option in the CLI and
RemoveRequest, defaulting to True, and pass it through the CLI image path,
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Expose an opt-out for face protection in automatic removal.
When a watermark overlaps a detected eye or mouth, protect_face_features clears those pixels from the mask. LaMa can then leave those watermark pixels unchanged. The CLI image path, one-pass video path, and /api/remove do not expose protect_face. mask_mode does not disable protection.
Add a protect_face option to the CLI and RemoveRequest. Pass it through the image and one-pass video paths to get_watermark_mask, while preserving the current default of True.
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Expose a protect_face option in the CLI and RemoveRequest, defaulting to True,
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Replace unreliable OpenCV haar cascades with MediaPipe Face Mesh (468 precise face landmarks) for face feature protection. - Exact eye boundary polygons (not bounding boxes) - Eye protection with 35% margin (generous — eyes are most vulnerable) - Nose and mouth protection - Supports up to 5 faces - Falls back gracefully if mediapipe not installed Fixes eye corruption in the LEAKGALLERY.COM test case where the watermark overlaps the eye region and stroke mask picks up eye high-contrast features (iris, pupil, lashes) as false strokes.
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- Line 140: Update the face-detection setup around `FaceMesh` to use an API
supported by the MediaPipe versions allowed by `requirements-core.txt`; either
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…gging - Wrap entire mediapipe processing in try/except Exception (not just ImportError) - Face protection failure is non-critical — mask processing continues - Add traceback logging to /api/remove for debugging 500 errors - Python 3.14 compatibility: mediapipe may throw non-ImportError exceptions
mediapipe 1.x removed mp.solutions API (module has no attribute 'solutions'). Replace with simple OpenCV face detection + zone-based protection: - Upper 55% of face bbox = eye zone (protected with margin) - Lower 20% of face bbox = mouth zone (protected with margin) - No external dependency beyond OpenCV (already required) Eyes are always in the upper half of the face bbox — this is geometrically guaranteed and doesn't need eye detection.
…ess Windows) OpenCV 5.0 headless on Windows ships without haarcascade data files. Auto-download from OpenCV GitHub repo when the XML is not found. Graceful fallback if download also fails (face protection skipped, watermark removal still works).
Haar cascades failed on tilted close-up face — detected only a tiny 62x62 background face, missing the main subject entirely. YuNet DNN detector (cv2.FaceDetectorYN): - Handles tilted faces, angles, close-ups - Filters out tiny background faces (< 1% of image area) - Auto-downloads ONNX model on first use - Built into OpenCV 4.5.4+ / 5.x
…eatures Root cause of eye corruption: absdiff(gray, blur) captured ALL high-contrast edges — both bright watermark text AND dark eye pupils/iris. LaMa then inpainted over the eye. Fix: cv2.subtract(gray, blur) captures only pixels BRIGHTER than local background (watermark text is white/light) and ignores darker features (eye pupils/iris). No face detection needed. The watermark text LEAKGALLERY.COM is white — this fix directly addresses the mechanism that was corrupting the eye.
Ghosting remained after bright-pixel fix — threshold too conservative. - Lowered threshold (percentile 70→50, multiplier 0.4→0.3) - Added morphological CLOSE (fills gaps in letterforms) - Increased dilation iterations (2→3) for better coverage Still uses bright-only filter to protect dark eye features.
After stroke extraction, zero out any mask pixels where the original image is dark (<140 brightness). White watermark text is 180-255; eye iris, eyelids, shadows are 50-120. This hard-guarantees the mask never covers dark facial features near the text.
PyInstaller --onedir spec + build script producing OpenWipe-portable-win64.zip. User experience: 1. Download zip 2. Unzip anywhere 3. Double-click OpenWipe.exe 4. Delete folder to uninstall — nothing left behind ML models (Florence-2 + LaMa) download on first run (~500MB). Console window shows model download progress.
Users download OpenWipe-portable-win64.zip from the release page, unzip, double-click OpenWipe.exe. No Python, no pip, no building. Workflow triggers on release publish or manual dispatch.
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Summary
Fixes the core quality pipeline — the primary reason output images look low-resolution. Full-resolution processing by default, maximum quality save settings, and clear warnings when downscaling is explicitly requested.
Problem
Output images are noticeably lower quality than input images. Root causes:
max_dimdownscaling —handle_one()resizes images DOWN before processing and saves at the reduced size. Original dimensions are lost.result_image.save()uses PIL defaults (quality=75, 4:2:0 chroma) instead of maximum quality.max_dimIS used, the log says "Rescaled" (neutral) instead of warning that output quality is reduced.Changes
remwm.py: Process at full resolution by default.--max-dimnow logs a clear quality warning. Save with maximum quality settings (JPEG quality=100 + subsampling=0 for 4:4:4, WEBP quality=100, PNG lossless).quality_pipeline.py(new): QualityPipeline class with full-resolution processing, VRAM-aware tiling, optional inpaint region enhancement, and max-quality save helpers.README-OPENWIPE.md(new): Quality comparison table documenting the improvements.Testing
Tested with 4000x3000 JPEG input:
Impact
This is the #1 quality complaint from users. No API changes — existing CLI flags work the same. The
--max-dimflag still works for users who need it (low VRAM systems), with a clear warning about the quality tradeoff.Summary by CodeRabbit