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arXiv Computer Vision By Yunpeng Bai, Yossi Gandelsman, Micha\"el Gharbi, Qixing Huang

Instruction-Based Video Editing by Repurposing an Image Editing Model

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Instruction-Based Video Editing by Repurposing an Image Editing Model demonstrates that a strong image‑editing model can be adapted to edit videos by operating on video‑VAE latents. The authors tile latent frames into a large virtual image, reuse the editor’s positional encoding, and bridge latent spaces with lightweight projections, fine‑tuning on Ditto‑1M editing triplets. Their experiments show that per‑frame video latents are close enough to the image domain that mature image‑editing priors transfer with minimal adaptation.

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