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DragGAN

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Official Code for DragGAN (SIGGRAPH 2023)

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DragGAN

Added 1 June 2026

#artificial-intelligence #generative-adversarial-network #generative-models #image-manipulation

Overview

DragGAN is a Python-based image manipulation tool that lets you edit images by dragging points directly on the canvas. It uses generative adversarial networks to propagate your edits across the image while maintaining coherence. The approach won acceptance at SIGGRAPH 2023.

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Best for
Developers building interactive image editing tools or researchers prototyping generative editing workflows

Use cases

  • Repositioning facial features or body parts in portraits
  • Reshaping objects or landscapes without manual masking
  • Iterative fine-tuning of generated or existing images

Notes

DragGAN is a Python-based image manipulation tool that lets you edit images by dragging points directly on the canvas. It uses generative adversarial networks to propagate your edits across the image while maintaining coherence. The approach won acceptance at SIGGRAPH 2023.

35,841 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2024-05-18.

Use cases

  • Repositioning facial features or body parts in portraits
  • Reshaping objects or landscapes without manual masking
  • Iterative fine-tuning of generated or existing images

Pros

  • Intuitive drag-based interface requires no complex masking or parameter tuning
  • Maintains image quality and coherence across edited regions
  • Open source with active community adoption (35k+ stars)

Cons

  • Computationally expensive, requires significant GPU resources
  • Performance degrades on complex scenes with multiple objects
  • Limited to still images, no video support

Indexed from awesome-generative-ai and enriched against its public facts.

Pros

  • Intuitive drag-based interface requires no complex masking or parameter tuning
  • Maintains image quality and coherence across edited regions
  • Open source with active community adoption (35k+ stars)

Cons

  • Computationally expensive, requires significant GPU resources
  • Performance degrades on complex scenes with multiple objects
  • Limited to still images, no video support

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