Choose compatible photos
Use a clear face with similar head angle and lighting. Heavy occlusion, tiny faces and extreme profile views can weaken the match. Crop a reference before upload if other faces make its identity ambiguous.
Two photos, one clear direction. Keep body, clothing and scene in view.
2 credits · one result
Plans and creditsNo generation starts on upload or login. Confirmed failed jobs return reserved credits.
Choose a source or describe a new image. The result appears here.
Review faces, hands, garment details and exact spelling before publishing AI-edited images.
The replacement face follows the second portrait while retaining the original blue lighting, hair and dark top. Use unobstructed faces for a clearer comparison.



AI face swap uses a reference face to edit a face in a target photo. The target supplies expression, head position, body and setting. The reference supplies the replacement identity. This tool creates an AI-edited image; it does not verify identity or make the result an authentic photograph of an event.
Use a clear face with similar head angle and lighting. Heavy occlusion, tiny faces and extreme profile views can weaken the match. Crop a reference before upload if other faces make its identity ambiguous.
Inspect the jawline, ears, hairline, skin tone and glasses. The goal is a coherent edit while keeping the target’s body and environment, but exact identity and perfect blending are not guaranteed.
Uploads and generated results are account-owned assets. Compare the result with its original, download a PNG or use it as the starting point for another edit. Only use faces with permission.
Choose the photo whose face should change.
Upload a clear reference and identify the intended person if needed.
Check facial identity and edges before downloading.
An editable prompt example. Adapt the subject and setting to your own source.
Replace only the face of the person in the foreground with the reference face. Preserve their expression, hairstyle, outfit, background and warm side lighting.
The instruction asks the model to preserve the original hairstyle, body, clothes and scene. Review the output because generative editing can still alter details.
This editor accepts one replacement face per generation. For a group photo, identify one intended target and inspect all faces after the edit.
No. It is an AI-edited image, not proof of identity or a genuine record of an event. Do not present it as such.
One result costs 2 credits. A confirmed failed or canceled task returns its reserved credits. A new version is a separate generation.