Tool
Face swap in a clip
Put one face into an existing video. Only with permission from the person in the picture. A clip, and a clear photo of the face that goes in. The same clip with the face replaced.
How it works
- 1Confirm you have permissionOnce, before the first run. A recognisable face is personal data, and the right to it belongs to the person in the picture.
- 2Bring the clip and the faceThe video you want changed, and one clear photo of the face that goes in.
- 3Run itNo prompt. The model finds the face in the footage and replaces it.
What people make with it
Film once and hand the same footage to the person who is actually fronting the campaign.
Shoot with whoever is available on the day, place the real face afterwards.
The case with the fewest questions attached, and the one most people are here for.
Good to know
Under European law a recognisable face is personal data, and the portrait right sits with the person shown , not with whoever holds the file. We ask once and record that you confirmed it. We do not record who they are.
The provider charges double above five seconds. We cannot see how long your file is before it runs, so we price for the longer case and give the difference back once the provider reports what it really was.
There is no image-to-image face swap in our catalogue. The providers that offer one publish no price, and a model without a published price does not go in.
Questions
Why do I have to confirm something first?
Because this is the one tool where you work with someone else’s likeness. We record that you said you have their agreement, once. We do not record who they are.
Can I use it on a well-known person?
No. A famous face does not come with permission attached, and a recognisable person in a clip they never agreed to is the case that goes wrong fastest.
What does it cost?
A flat amount per run, by resolution. We charge as if the clip is over five seconds and settle the difference back when the provider reports it was shorter.