  Text-conditioned image editing has emerged as a powerful tool for editing
images. However, in many situations, language can be ambiguous and ineffective
in describing specific image edits. When faced with such challenges, visual
prompts can be a more informative and intuitive way to convey ideas. We present
a method for image editing via visual prompting. Given pairs of example that
represent the "before" and "after" images of an edit, our goal is to learn a
text-based editing direction that can be used to perform the same edit on new
images. We leverage the rich, pretrained editing capabilities of text-to-image
diffusion models by inverting visual prompts into editing instructions. Our
results show that with just one example pair, we can achieve competitive
results compared to state-of-the-art text-conditioned image editing frameworks.
