1. Choose the photo
Use a photo where the face is sharp, facing the camera and evenly lit, with no sunglasses or hair across the eyes. A phone photo taken by a window works well.
To face swap a video, you need one sharp photo of the face and a clip of up to 30 seconds. Here is the whole process, and the mistakes that most often make a result look fake.
Left: the original clip. Middle: the photo that was uploaded. Right: the result. The body, background and sound are untouched; only the face changed.
Four steps, no editing skills.
A sharp photo facing the camera.
MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 30 seconds.
About a minute on Standard, a few minutes on Pro.
An MP4 up to 720p with the original sound.
What you can upload, what you get back, and what it costs.
| What | FaceSwape | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Video | MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 30 s and 50 MB | Trim longer clips before uploading |
| Face photo | JPG, PNG or WebP | Sharp, facing the camera, evenly lit |
| Result | MP4 up to 720p with the original sound | No watermark |
| Standard engine | 1 credit per second | About a minute |
| Pro engine | 3 credits/s at 480p, 5 at 720p | A few minutes; clips of 4 s or more |
| Price | From $5.99 for 25 credits | No subscription; credits never expire |
Use a photo where the face is sharp, facing the camera and evenly lit, with no sunglasses or hair across the eyes. A phone photo taken by a window works well.
Trim it to 30 seconds or less and under 50 MB. The best clips show the face at a reasonable size, without heavy motion blur. Brighter footage gives cleaner results.
Pick Standard for a result in about a minute, or Pro if several people are on screen and you need to say who to replace. You get an MP4 up to 720p with the original sound and no watermark.
Tools, tutorials and ideas for face swap videos.
With this AI video face swap, you upload a face photo and a video, and FaceSwape puts that face into every frame of the clip. The movement, background and original sound stay as they were, and the result is ready in about a minute on the Standard engine.
One photo of your face is enough to put you into a film scene, a music clip or a trend video. FaceSwape takes the movement, expressions and lighting from the video and applies them to your face.
FaceSwape swaps faces in clips of up to 30 seconds and 50 MB per render. A full 30-second clip costs 30 credits on Standard and takes about a minute.
Video face swap tools, tutorials and creator workflows.
Your two files decide most of the quality. Check these before you render.
Face the camera, no sunglasses, no hair over the eyes, even light. A phone photo by a window is enough.
A front-facing photo works best on a clip where the person mostly looks at the camera.
Bright, steady footage where the face is reasonably large in the frame gives the cleanest result.
If it looks off, use a photo whose lighting and expression are closer to the clip.
Use your own face, your own AI avatar, or someone who has said yes.
Clips for TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts.
Put yourself into a well-known scene.
A greeting where a friend stars in the clip, with their consent.
See a look or a character before a real shoot.
Open the studio, upload a photo and a clip, and get the result in about a minute on Standard.