Image editing method, computer device, and storage medium

A computer device, comprising one or more processors and a memory containing program code that, when being executed, causes the one or more processors to perform:

• obtaining an input image and an editing instruction for the input image;
• extracting, from the input image, a first image feature comprising a plurality of feature items;
• extracting, from the editing instruction, an instruction text feature comprising a plurality of feature items;
• fusing a target image feature with the instruction text feature, to obtain a fused feature, the fused feature being configured to represent a description of executing the editing instruction on the input image, and the target image feature comprising the first image feature;
• determining, according to the fused feature, a first object in the input image and an editing operation on the first object;
• performing the editing operation on the first object, to generate an edited image;
• and
• merging the edited image with the input image, to obtain a target image.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium containing program code that, when being executed, causes at least one processor to perform:

• obtaining an input image and an editing instruction for the input image;
• extracting, from the input image, a first image feature comprising a plurality of feature items;
• extracting, from the editing instruction, an instruction text feature comprising a plurality of feature items;
• fusing a target image feature with the instruction text feature, to obtain a fused feature, the fused feature being configured to represent a description of executing the editing instruction on the input image, and the target image feature comprising the first image feature;
• determining, according to the fused feature, a first object in the input image and an editing operation on the first object;
• performing the editing operation on the first object, to generate an edited image;
• and
• merging the edited image with the input image, to obtain a target image.