Put a face from one photo into another photo with matching light and skin tone. Photo face swap online, for your own photos and friends who agree.
Face photo first, then the target photo0/2
Photo 1: the face to use. Photo 2: the photo to put it into.
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Sample start photoSample made with Face Swap, 5 credits
Swap your face into a movie-style scene, a costume photo or a friend's picture. Upload the face you want first and the target photo second. A dedicated face swap model puts the face onto the person in the target photo and keeps everything else in that photo as it was.
How it works
Upload the face photo first
Upload the target photo second
Press Generate and download the result
Tips for better results
Similar head angles in both photos give the cleanest swaps.
Use a clear, front-facing face photo with nothing covering the face.
One person per photo gives the most predictable result.
Only swap faces of people who agreed. Never use it to impersonate anyone.
What people make with it
Costume and character photos
Jokes with friends who are in on it
Trying a look before a haircut or outfit
Questions
Is face swapping allowed?
Only with consent. Do not swap faces of people without permission, and never use swaps to deceive, harass or impersonate. Model providers block many such requests.
What does the face swap do?
It takes the face from the first photo and puts it onto the person in the second photo. Pose, hair, clothes, light and background stay as they are in the second photo. There is no prompt to write. If no face is found in either photo, the second photo comes back unchanged.
Does it work on videos?
This tool swaps faces in photos. For video, make the photo swap first, then animate it with image to video.
How much does it cost?
Each generation uses credits from your plan. The exact number shows on the Generate button before you spend anything, and failed generations are refunded automatically. New accounts get free credits to try it.
