import gradio as gr import time import os # This is a placeholder function to simulate the backend processing. # In a real application, this function would contain the logic for a deep learning model # to perform character replacement. For this UI demo, we simulate a processing delay # and simply return the original video. def replace_character(source_image, target_video, progress=gr.Progress(track_tqdm=True)): """ Simulates the character replacement process in a video. Args: source_image (str): File path to the source character image. target_video (str): File path to the target video. progress (gr.Progress): Gradio progress tracker to show processing status. Returns: str: File path of the processed video. For this demo, it's the original video. """ if source_image is None: raise gr.Error("Please upload a character reference image.") if target_video is None: raise gr.Error("Please upload a target video.") # Simulate a multi-stage AI process stages = [ "Initializing model...", "Detecting faces and bodies in video...", "Tracking primary character...", "Generating character mask...", "Swapping frames with reference image...", "Rendering final video..." ] for stage in progress.tqdm(stages, desc="Starting process"): # Simulate work for each stage time.sleep(2.5) # In a real implementation, you would return the path to the newly created video file. return target_video # Define the Gradio interface using gr.Blocks for a custom layout with gr.Blocks(theme=gr.themes.Soft()) as demo: # Header and description gr.HTML( """
Provide a reference image of a character and a target video. The AI will replace a character in the video with the one from your image.
(Note: This is a UI demonstration. The backend simulates the process and returns the original video.)