Face swap puts one face onto an existing photo or clip. Lighting and expression are meant to follow the target footage. It is not a model swap: the body stays, the face changes. Consent is the first input, not a later checkbox.
How to run a swap
- Upload the target in AI face swap: the image or video whose face you want to replace.
- Pick the source face. A saved AI character, or a reference photo you have rights to use. Front-facing, even light, the whole face visible.
- Generate. A still swap is 6 credits. Video is 10 credits per second. Review edges, teeth and hairline before you publish.
Many files at once
The same face across a set of files belongs in batch face swap (up to 50 files). The legal piece is the same: face swap versus deepfake.
Consent and labelling
Only swap a real person with that person's permission. Do not put a customer or a celebrity onto footage you do not have rights to. EU AI Act Article 50 requires you to disclose artificially generated or manipulated image, audio or video that constitutes a deep fake. Treat labelling as the default.
Frequently asked questions
Can I swap faces in video?
Yes. Stills are 6 credits. Video is 10 credits per second. Review the whole clip, not just the first frame.
How is this different from model swap?
Face swap replaces a face and leaves the body. Model swap rebuilds the person under a garment so the whole figure can change.
Do I need consent?
Yes, for any real person’s face. A saved AI character you created does not need a third-party likeness release. A customer or public figure does.
When should I use batch mode?
When the same source face has to land on many files. Batch takes up to 50 images or videos in one run.