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# FaceID-6M: A Large-Scale, Open-Source FaceID Customization Dataset
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This repository contains the dataset described in [FaceID-6M: A Large-Scale, Open-Source FaceID Customization Dataset](https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.07091).
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## Links
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- [FaceID-6M: A Large-Scale, Open-Source FaceID Customization Dataset](#faceid-6m-a-large-scale-open-source-faceid-customization-dataset)
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- [Introduction](#introduction)
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- [Comparison with Previous Works](#comparison-with-previous-works)
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- [FaceID Fidelity](#faceid-fidelity)
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- [Scaling Results](#scaling-results)
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- [Released FaceID-6M dataset](#released-faceid-6m-dataset)
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- [Released FaceID Customization Models](#released-faceid-customization-models)
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- [Usage](#usage)
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- [Contact](#contact)
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## Introduction
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FaceID-6M, is the first large-scale, open-source faceID dataset containing 6 million high-quality text-image pairs. Filtered from [LAION-5B](https://laion.ai/blog/laion-5b/), which includes billions of diverse and publicly available text-image pairs, FaceID-6M undergoes a rigorous image and text filtering process to ensure dataset quality. For image filtering, we apply a pre-trained face detection model to remove images that lack human faces, contain more than three faces, have low resolution, or feature faces occupying less than 4% of the total image area. For text filtering, we implement a keyword-based strategy to retain descriptions containing human-related terms, including references to people (e.g., man), nationality (e.g., Chinese), ethnicity (e.g., East Asian), professions (e.g., engineer), and names (e.g., Donald Trump).
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Through these cleaning processes, FaceID-6M provides a high-quality dataset optimized for training powerful FaceID customization models, facilitating advancements in the field by offering an open resource for research and development.
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## Comparison with Previous Works
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### FaceID Fidelity
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Based on these results, we can infer that the model trained on our FaceID-6M dataset achieves a level of performance comparable to the official InstantID model in maintaining FaceID fidelity. For example, in case 2 and case 3, both the official InstantID model and the FaceID-6M-trained model effectively generate the intended images based on the input.
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This clearly highlights the effectiveness of our FaceID-6M dataset in training robust FaceID customization models.
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### Scaling Results
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To evaluate the impact of dataset size on model performance and optimize the trade-off between performance and training cost, we conduct scaling experiments by sampling subsets of different sizes from FaceID-6M.
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The sampled dataset sizes include: (1) 1K, (2) 10K, (3) 100K, (4) 1M, (5) 2M, (6) 4M, and (7) the full dataset (6M).
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For the experimental setup, we utilize the [InstantID](https://github.com/instantX-research/InstantID) FaceID customization framework and adhere to the configurations used in the previous quantitative evaluations. The trained models are tested on the subset of [COCO2017](https://cocodataset.org/#detection-2017) test set, with Face Sim, CLIP-T, and CLIP-I as the evaluation metrics.
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The results demonstrate a clear correlation between training dataset size and the performance of FaceID customization models.
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For example, the Face Sim score increased from 0.38 with 2M training data, to 0.51 with 4M, and further improved to 0.63 when using 6M data.
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These results underscore the significant contribution of our FaceID-6M dataset in advancing FaceID customization research, highlighting its importance in driving improvements in the field.
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## Released FaceID-6M dataset
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We release two versions of our constructed dataset:
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1. [FaceID-70K](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Super-shuhe/FaceID-70K): This is a subset of our FaceID-6M by further removing images lower than 1024 pixels either in width or height, consisting approximately 70K text-image pairs.
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2. [FaceID-6M](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Super-shuhe/FaceID-6M): This is our constructed full FaceID customization dataset.
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Please note that due to the large file size, we have pre-split it into multiple smaller parts. Before use, please execute the merge and unzip commands to restore the full file. Take the InstantID-FaceID-70K dataset as the example:
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1. `cat laion_1024.tar.gz.* > laion_1024.tar.gz`
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2. `tar zxvf laion_1024.tar.gz`
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**Index**
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After restoring the full dataset, you will find large amounts `.png` and `.npy` file, and also a `./face` directory and a `*.jsonl` file:
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1. `*.png`: Tmage files
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2. `*.npy`: The pre-computed landmarks of the face in the related image, which is necessary to train [InstantID-based models](https://instantid.github.io/). If you don't need that, just ignore them.
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3. `./face`: The directory including face files.
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4. `*.jsonl`: Descriptions or texts. Ignore the file paths listed in the `.jsonl` file and use the line number instead to locate the corresponding image, face, and `.npy` files. For example, the 0th line in the `.jsonl` file corresponds to `0.png`, `0.npy`, and `./face/0.png`.
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## Released FaceID Customization Models
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We release two versions of trained InstantID models:
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1. [InstantID-FaceID-70K](https://huggingface.co/Super-shuhe/InstantID-FaceID-70K): Model trained on our [FaceID-70K](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Super-shuhe/FaceID-70K) dataset.
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2. [InstantID-FaceID-6M](https://huggingface.co/Super-shuhe/InstantID-FaceID-6M): Model trained on our [FaceID-6M](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Super-shuhe/FaceID-6M) dataset.
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## Usage
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For instructions on training and inference of FaceID customization models using our dataset, please visit our GitHub repository: https://github.com/ShuheSH/FaceID-6M
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## Contact
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If you have any issues or questions about this repo, feel free to contact [email protected]
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@article{wang2025faceid,
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title={FaceID-6M: A Large-Scale, Open-Source FaceID Customization Dataset},
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author={Wang, Shuhe and Li, Xiaoya and Li, Jiwei and Wang, Guoyin and Sun, Xiaofei and Zhu, Bob and Qiu, Han and Yu, Mo and Shen, Shengjie and Hovy, Eduard},
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journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2503.07091},
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year={2025}
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}
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