Example 01
Front-facing portrait swap
A clear source portrait is applied to a target clip with a similarly oriented face.
- Input:
- Target video and face image
- Settings:
- Front-facing subject
AI Video Face Swap
One page, one complete workflow
AI Video Face Swap
Upload a target video and an approved face image, then review identity, angle, and lighting consistency before export.
Use only faces and footage you have permission to process. Do not impersonate people, deceive viewers, or publish non-consensual edits.
- Input
- A target video and a clear source face image.
- Output
- A processed video with the selected face applied to the target subject.
AI Video Face Swap examples
Review the input type and core settings before starting your own version.
Public output previews are pending asset approval.
The examples below describe the workflow and settings without presenting unverified or private generation results.
Example 02
Performance clip variation
A permitted face image is tested on a short performance video with consistent lighting.
- Input:
- Target video and face image
- Settings:
- Short clip, stable camera
Example 03
Character identity test
A fictional character face is placed into a target shot for a concept review.
- Input:
- Target video and character image
- Settings:
- Clear face, simple background
How to use AI Video Face Swap
01
Upload the target video
Choose a clip you own or are authorized to edit, with the target face visible for most of the shot.
02
Add the source face
Use a sharp, well-lit image, then choose the target face index and gender filter shown in the form.
03
Generate and inspect consent-sensitive output
Submit after checking the estimate, then review face edges, expressions, skin tone, and every frame before export.
AI Video Face Swap use cases
Fictional character tests
Explore a fictional identity in a short clip without filming a complete reshoot.
Creative previsualization
Test casting or visual directions in private production drafts before a final shoot.
Personal edits with consent
Create edits from your own footage or material where every identifiable person has agreed to the use.
Input requirements and limitations
Prepare your input
Get explicit permission
Only process faces and videos you own or have clear consent to edit. Never use the tool for deceptive impersonation.
Match angle and lighting
A source face with a similar angle, expression, and light direction improves blending.
Know the limits
Fast turns can reveal seams
Side profiles, occlusion, motion blur, and rapid cuts can reduce face consistency.
Check every frame
Review the entire clip for identity drift, edge artifacts, and unintended changes before sharing.
AI Video Face Swap vs alternatives
| Option | Best for | Key difference |
|---|---|---|
| AI Video Face Swap | Replacing a face in permitted footage | Combines a target video with a source face image. |
| AI Talking Video | Animating a still portrait with speech | Generates lip movement from a photo and audio rather than editing an existing clip. |
| Video Translator | Localizing an existing video | Keeps the original visuals while adapting language and voice. |
Frequently asked questions
No. You must own or have explicit permission to process the source face and target video, and you must not create deceptive impersonation.
Use a clear, front-facing image with good lighting and a similar angle to the target footage.
Fast movement, occlusion, profile angles, poor lighting, and mismatched expressions can all reduce consistency.
No. Signed-in tasks remain in private History. You are responsible for consent and rights when downloading or sharing them.