Uniform-disk to limb-darkened diameter corrections in the H and K bands. For each target and band (H or K), the ordinate gives 100 (θ − θ_UD,b)/θ_UD,b, where θ_UD,b is the band-specific uniform-disk diameter and θ is either the empirical joint-fit power-law diameter, θ_PL, or the MPS2 fixed-CLV diameter, ﹩{\theta }_{{\rm{CLV}}}^{{\rm{MPS2}}}﹩. The correction is larger in H than in K, consistent with stronger limb darkening at shorter wavelengths. The empirical power-law and MPS2 fixed-CLV corrections are similar in amplitude, showing that the overall diameter correction is stable even where the limb-darkening coefficients differ between CHARA and the models.