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A bulk refacer utility is also available and can be called using the following command:
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## Bulk Refacing
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There are two ways to perform bulk refacing:
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1. Using the GUI (Graphical User Interface):
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Select **TIFF mode**, and then input a multi-page TIFF file. A multi-page TIFF is a special type of TIFF file that contains multiple images (pages) inside a single .tif file — similar to how a PDF can have many pages. Instead of handling individual images separately, all the images are stored together in one file. You can create a multi-page TIFF using an image editor that supports this format. Once you input this multi-page TIFF into the application, it will automatically process and reface every image (page) inside it. After processing, the output will be a .tif file where all internal images have been refaced.
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2. Using the CLI (Command Line Interface):
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You can call the **refacer_bulk.py** script directly through the command line. This allows you to process multiple images in a batch by providing the necessary parameters via CLI command, as shown below.
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```bash
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```bash
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python refacer_bulk.py --input_path ./input --dest_face myface.jpg
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python refacer_bulk.py --input_path ./input --dest_face myface.jpg
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