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```bash
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```bash
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iopaint run --model=lama --device=cpu \
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iopaint run --model=lama --device=cpu \
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--input=/path/to/image_folder \
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--image=/path/to/image_folder \
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--mask=/path/to/mask_folder \
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--mask=/path/to/mask_folder \
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--output=output_dir
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--output=output_dir
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```
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```
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`--input` is the folder containing input images, `--mask` is the folder containing corresponding mask images.
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`--image` is the folder containing input images, `--mask` is the folder containing corresponding mask images.
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When `--mask` is a path to a mask file, all images will be processed using this mask.
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When `--mask` is a path to a mask file, all images will be processed using this mask.
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You can see more information about the available models and plugins supported by IOPaint below.
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You can see more information about the available models and plugins supported by IOPaint below.
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